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Irving Singer • 22 Items / 8 Books, 8 Articles, 6 Reviews
The Nature of Love, Vol. I: Plato to Luther (1966)
by Irving Singer
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    The Stage (Review)
    Robert G. Hazo
    The Nature of Love, Vol. I: Plato to Luther, by Irving Singer
    1. The Nature of Love, Vol. I: Plato to Luther by Irving Singer
    Commonweal, October 28, 1966, pp. 110-111
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    Modern Europe (2 Reviews)
    Eugene Webb
    The Nature of Love, Vol. I: Plato to Luther, by Irving Singer
    1. The Nature of Love, Vol. I: Plato to Luther by Irving Singer
    2. The Nature of Love, Vol. II: Courtly and Romantic by Irving Singer
    The American Historical Review, December 1985, p. 1185
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    In Focus (2 Reviews)
    Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places
    1. The Nature of Love, Vol. I: Plato to Luther by Irving Singer
    2. The Nature of Love, Vol. II: Courtly and Romantic by Irving Singer
    Chronicles, October 1985, p. 26
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    Materials from Life (2 Reviews)
    Hayden Carruth
    The Nature of Love, Vol. I: Plato to Luther, by Irving Singer
    1. The Nature of Love, Vol. I: Plato to Luther by Irving Singer
    2. Human Love: Existential and Mystical by Ralph Harper
    The Hudson Review, Spring 1967, pp. 115-120
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    Not Time's Fool (3 Reviews)
    Clara Claiborne Park
    The Nature of Love: The Modern World, by Irving Singer
    1. The Nature of Love: The Modern World by Irving Singer
    2. The Nature of Love, Vol. I: Plato to Luther by Irving Singer
    3. The Nature of Love, Vol. II: Courtly and Romantic by Irving Singer
    The Hudson Review, Winter 1989, pp. 715-722