Sex, Love, and Friendship

Abstract

Richard HULL: Editorial Foreword. Carol CARAWAY: Preface. Alan SOBLE: Introduction. ONE Jerome A. SHAFFER: Sexual Desire. TWO Donald LEVY: The Definition of Love in Plato's Symposium. THREE Hugh T. WILDER: The Language of Sex and the Sex of Language. FOUR Sexual Paradigms Twenty Years Later. FIVE Ann GARRY: Why Are Love and Sex Philosophically Interesting? SIX Sandra HARDING: Why Love and Sex Are Really Interesting. SEVEN Michael RUSE: Are There Gay Genes? Sociobiology and Homosexuality. EIGHT Lee RICE and Steven BARBONE: Hatching Your Genes Before They're Counted. NINE Robert PIELKE: Are Androgyny and Sexuality Compatible? TEN Eric HOFFMAN: Love as a Kind of Friendship. ELEVEN Donald LEVY: Three Kinds of Love. TWELVE Richard D. MOHR: Gay Civil Rights: The Arguments. THIRTEEN Linda LeMoncheck: What Is Wrong with Treating Women as Sex Objects? FOURTEEN Richard C. RICHARDS: Objections to Sex Objectification. FIFTEEN John P. SULLIVAN: Women as Sex Objects. SIXTEEN Ann GARRY: Sex (and Other) Objects. SEVENTEEN John MCMURTRY: Sex, Love, and Friendship. EIGHTEEN Jo-Ann PILARDI: Why Should We Exclude Exclusivity? NINETEEN Alan SOBLE: A Lakoma. TWENTY Deborah ROSEN and John CHRISTMAN: Toward a New Model of Sexuality. TWENTY-ONE Mary Ann CARROLL: Sexual and Other Activities and the Ideal Life. TWENTY-TWO Alan SOBLE: Sexual Activity. TWENTY-THREE Roger PADEN: Abortion and Sexual Morality. TWENTY-FOUR Alan SOBLE: More on Abortion and Sexual Morality. TWENTY-FIVE Russell VANNOY: Can Sex Express Love? TWENTY-SIX Edward JOHNSON: Lovesexpressed. TWENTY-SEVEN Steven BARBONE and Lee RICE: Spinoza and Human Sexuality. TWENTY-EIGHT Leonard J. BERKOWITZ: Sex: Plain and Symbol. TWENTY-NINE Claudia CARD: The Symbolic Significance of Sex. THIRTY Charles W. JOHNSON: Body Language. THIRTY-ONE M.C. DILLON: Sex, Time, and Love: Erotic Temporality. THIRTY-TWO Diane P. MICHELFELDER: Eros and Human Finitude. THIRTY-THREE Neera KAPUR BADHWAR: Friends as Ends in Themselves. THIRTY-FOUR Alan Gerald SOBLE: Irreplaceability. THIRTY-FIVE Russell VANNOY: The Structure of Sexual Perversity. THIRTY-SIX Carol CARAWAY: Romantic Love: Neither Sexist Nor Heterosexist. THIRTY-SEVEN Dana E. BUSHNELL: Love Without Sex. THIRTY-EIGHT Alan SOBLE: The Unity of Romantic Love. THIRTY-NINE Carol CARAWAY: Romantic Love: A Patchwork. FORTY Stephen M. FISHMAN: Marital Friendship: Toward a Reconception of Romance. FORTY-ONE Hilde LINDEMANN NELSON and James LINDEMANN NELSON: An Unromantic Reply to Marital Friendship. FORTY-TWO Christine PIERCE: AIDS and Bowers v. Hardwick. FORTY-THREE David J. MAYO: An Obligation to Warn of HIV Infection? FORTY-FOUR Alan SOBLE: Love at Second Sight. FORTY-FIVE Gene FENDT: Is Works of Love a Work of Love? FORTY-SIX Steven M. EMMANUEL: Biography in the Interpretation of Kierkegaard. FORTY-SEVEN T.F. MORRIS: Kierkegaard on Despair in Works of Love. FORTY-EIGHT Anthony J. GRAYBOSCH: Which One Is the Real One? FORTY-NINE Richard C. RICHARDS: Love Is the Real One. FIFTY Timo AIRAKSINEN: The Style of Sade: Sex, Text, and Cruelty. FIFTY-ONE Dorothea OLKOWSKI: Repetition and Revulsion in the Marquis de Sade. FIFTY-TWO Steven G. SMITH: The Attraction of Gender. FIFTY-THREE Nancy E. SNOW: Are the Attractions of Gender Really Attractions? FIFTY-FOUR Natalie DANDEKAR: Eros, Romantic Illusion, and Political Opportunism (Symposium 178-180). FIFTY-FIVE Carol S. GOULD: Romantic and Philosophical Views of Eros in Plato's Symposium. FIFTY-SIX Joseph KUPFER: Romantic Love. FIFTY-SEVEN Solving Stendhal's Problem Art Stawinski. FIFTY-EIGHT Imagination, and Other, Matters. FIFTY-NINE Justin LEIBER: Pornography, Art, and the Origins of Consciousness. SIXTY Sylvia WALSH: Desire and Love in Kierkegaard's Either/Or. Contributors. Index.