TY - CHAP
T1 - Love
AU - McDonald, William
PY - 2014
Y1 - 2014
N2 - "Love" translates a multitude of Danish words: the nouns 'Elskov', 'Forelskelse', 'Kjerlighed', 'Forkjerlighed', 'Gjenkjerlighed', 'Faderkjerlighed', 'Moderkjerlighed', 'Selvkjerlighed', and the verbs 'at elske', 'at opelske', and 'at fremelske'. The two principal noun forms, 'Elskov' and 'Kjerlighed', are often translated as "erotic love" and "love" respectively, but this represents a tendency only, as both can be used with and without erotic overtones. They are derived, respectively, from Old Norse 'elsk(h)ugi' (having love on the mind) and 'kærleikr' (warm inner feeling for another person).
AB - "Love" translates a multitude of Danish words: the nouns 'Elskov', 'Forelskelse', 'Kjerlighed', 'Forkjerlighed', 'Gjenkjerlighed', 'Faderkjerlighed', 'Moderkjerlighed', 'Selvkjerlighed', and the verbs 'at elske', 'at opelske', and 'at fremelske'. The two principal noun forms, 'Elskov' and 'Kjerlighed', are often translated as "erotic love" and "love" respectively, but this represents a tendency only, as both can be used with and without erotic overtones. They are derived, respectively, from Old Norse 'elsk(h)ugi' (having love on the mind) and 'kærleikr' (warm inner feeling for another person).
KW - Philosophical Psychology (incl Moral Psychology and Philosophy of Action)
KW - History and Philosophy of the Humanities
UR - http://nla.gov.au/anbd.bib-an53736546
M3 - Chapter
SN - 9781472444639
T3 - Kierkegaard Research Sources, Reception and Resources
SP - 105
EP - 110
BT - Kierkegaards Concepts - Tome IV: Individual to Novel
A2 - Emmanuel, Steven
A2 - McDonald, William
A2 - Stewart, Jon
PB - Ashgate Publishing
CY - Farnham, United Kingdom
ER -