Sex Without Love
Vannoy, Russell
It may reasonably be asked just what a philosopher, supposedly committed to rationality in all things, could have to say about something seemingly so non-rational as sex or love. How could one, for example, be expected to construct a philosophical system around something so elementary as an "itch in the groin, " as sexual desire has so often been described? How can one hope to find the philosophical essence of love, when everyone knows that lo...