The Love Ethics Web is accumulating a repository of material on Love Ethics, which is really quite vast. But we do have some excellent material ready-for-consumption: Start by reading Framework for Change, which provides a high-level overview of Love Ethics. From Love Therapy to Love Ethics provides an in-depth look at this area of study. [...]
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This large publication is updated and now includes changes from Section 1 – Introduction to Love Ethics and Infantile Love.
C. S. Lewis describes emotional balance: Without the aid of trained emotions the intellect is powerless against the animal organism. (The Abolition of Man) Shakespeare also described balance, but for artists (they need it) — “Art is restraint!”
This large publication is an overview of the concepts taught in Love Ethics, derived from Dr. Ankenman’s Love Therapy. This paper was a handout for the 2007-8 Love Ethics Class in Cleveland.