Cupid's arrow

Author: (USA) Robert J. Sternberg (Sternberg, R.) Author, Pan Chuanfa et al. Translator
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Publishing Date: 2000-10-01
Features: In this engaging monograph, renowned psychologist Robert J. Sternberg provides a profound analysis from the perspective of interpersonal psychology on why people fall in love and lose love. This book will be a fascinating read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of love. Drawing on insights from history, cognitive science, folklore, and other fields, it offers a comprehensive description of various manifestations of love. Based on the "Triangle Theory of Love" he developed, the author views different forms of love as different combinations of intimacy, passion, and commitment, exploring them in depth. Focusing on the "Triangle Theory," the book presents original and novel insights into the love experiences of individuals throughout their lives and the rich historical evolution of the concept of love across different eras. However, the book also has certain limitations. The context of the book is contemporary American society, and much of its content reflects that reality. Due to cultural and value differences, some of the views and phenomena presented in the book may not fully align with China's national conditions or be widely accepted. Therefore, readers should approach the book with a critical eye, extracting its essence while discarding its shortcomings.