![]() ![]() The chapters within this text are well-organized and the content flows in a logical manner. Additional use of subheadings, sections, and/or bullet-points would enhance the readability of this text. The chapters of this text are short and easy to move through. This text is consistent in terms of terminology and framework. At times there are run-on sentences that can be difficult to follow. The text is clear and avoids jargon and technical terminology. Some information presented is contemporary and relevant (for example, the video clips), but the citations are limited and dated. ![]() Key elements from disciples including Communication and Sociology are absent. ![]() The text largely expresses the author's opinions, and is written from a philosophical standpoint. However, this text is limited in citations, and the most recent citation is 1988. The information presented in the text is appropriate. I would not characterize this text as an academic reading, but some chapters may be interesting as supplemental material. There are many contemporary areas of love that are not addressed. This text highlights many of the author's claims and opinions, and is written in the first person. There is a well-organized Table of Contents and Glossary. ![]() Each chapter highlights learning objectives, a video applying the concept covered in the chapter, key takeaways, key terms, and chapter review questions. There are 37 Chapters that covers topics including emotions and feelings, interdependence, infatuation, sex, rejection, and jealousy. The Meaning of Love: Second Edition is a text that covers various aspects pertaining to love. Reviewed by Mary King, Associate Professor, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania on 3/5/20
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