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#This project’s main claim is that three kinds of love are central to human nature and have been traditionally expressed across cultures: the love of the divine, the love of others, and the love of self. | #This project’s main claim is that three kinds of love are central to human nature and have been traditionally expressed across cultures: the love of the divine, the love of others, and the love of self. | ||
#Today, we want to establish a path to recovering what is most important to first love, so that the second can be preserved and the third can be contained. | #Today, we want to establish a path to recovering what is most important to first love, so that the second can be preserved and the third can be contained. | ||
#This argument is advanced through the development of five hypotheses. | #This argument is advanced through the development of five hypotheses. | ||
#The broader impact of the project will be felt in several fields | #The broader impact of the project will be felt in several fields | ||
#Hanley’s wisdom research to date has focused on wisdom in the moral and political philosophy of the 18th century | #Hanley’s wisdom research to date has focused on wisdom in the moral and political philosophy of the 18th century | ||
#His particular interest is how this concept shaped the Enlightenment's perceptions of other directed emotions, including kindness, compassion, compassion and sympathy. | #His particular interest is how this concept shaped the Enlightenment's perceptions of other directed emotions, including kindness, compassion, compassion and sympathy. | ||
#De Jaucourt's research recently led him to the fascinating discovery of the introduction to wisdom and this is remarkable for two reasons. | #De Jaucourt's research recently led him to the fascinating discovery of the introduction to wisdom and this is remarkable for two reasons. | ||