Video Index
- 1: Singer begins with quotation by Dorothy Parker.
- 2: Myraida starts presentation on the chapter on sexual love.
- 3: Singer takes over with a mini-lecture on Greek and Christian concepts of love.
- 4: Discussion of Saint Augustine.
- 5: Discussion of love in Judaic tradition.
- 6: Review of 4 concepts of Greek love; discussion of Saint Thomas Aquinas and Martin Luther.
- 7: Myraida continues presentation with discussion of sin.
- 8: Myraida reviews Singer's definition of sexual love as having 3 aspects: the libidinal, the erotic, and the romantic.
- 9: Singer talks about Freud's theories on the libido, and the distinction between libidinal and the libido.
- 10: Myraida turns discussion to the erotic.
- 11: Discussion of the romantic, of monogamy and polygamy.
- 12: Discussion of chapter on love and society; of relationship between shared values and friendship and love.
- 13: Student raises question on the relationship between judgment of a person's redeeming values and feelings of love.
- 14: Singer moves to next chapter on stage theory: peer love as a necessary condition for mature love.
- 15: Discussion of self-love as a necessary condition for loving others; Nietzsche's idea of the superman.
- 16: Brief mention of other topics in the chapter on love and society: compassion, love of country, religious love.
