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Professor Simon May on romantic love in the Washington Post
Visiting Professor
Simon May
, Philosophy,
talks about 'the impossible expectations of romantic love' in an article in
The Washington Post
on 10 February 2013
. He writes: ‘When we celebrate patriotism on national holidays like the Fourth of July, we don’t expect our country to be perfect. (…). But when we sit opposite each other at a Valentine’s Day dinner, we feel profoundly uneasy, even threatened, if, just then, not everything feels right.’ Article is also taken up by
Press Republican
and
Denver Post
.
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