Sentence examples for source of eros from inspiring English sources

Mitchell argued that ultimately the emotional meshing and vulnerability of committed relationships can become the most rewarding source of eros.

Trask is the author of Eros and Power: The Promise of Feminist Theory (1984).

Perhaps one of more striking results of this study is that the core of the democratic personality is a particular emotional or affective organization: "if fear and destructiveness are the major emotional sources of fascism, eros belongs mainly to democracy" (Adorno et al 1953, 480).

Mr. Green is fascinated by the possibility that the collision of eros and religion suggested by his literary source might have some resonance in the present, and he explores it in a way that is both cerebral and sensual.

In the latter sense of eros, or life instinct, libido was opposed by thanatos, the death instinct and source of destructive urges; the interaction of the two produced all the variations of human activity.

Woman Shows Photos of Eros.

-- Kid Thanatos' Feeling of Eros".

The mysteries of eros are treacherously subjective.

"He was a member of Eros.

Another consequence: there is little left to Hamlet of eros.

The neural networks of eros, though, are only vaguely known.