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L'amour toujours l'amour
Feb. 17th, 2006 07:51 pmFirst off, I found an interesting article about Brokeback Mountain fitting in the pattern of tragic loves in literature: Cowboys in love.
The author mentioned Denis de Rougemont's famous analysis of romantic love in L'Amour et L'Occident which was a book I had to study a long time ago when I was in Highschool!
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jamalov29 's last entry, I kept on thinking of romantic love and Spuffy today...finding out the article was a sign that I had to write something about it! This is an answer to your post, Caroline, well kind of...
( Love in the Western World...the basics you need to know )
( Spuffy as THE ultimate romantic love in BTVS )
The author mentioned Denis de Rougemont's famous analysis of romantic love in L'Amour et L'Occident which was a book I had to study a long time ago when I was in Highschool!
Because of
jamalov29 's last entry, I kept on thinking of romantic love and Spuffy today...finding out the article was a sign that I had to write something about it! This is an answer to your post, Caroline, well kind of...( Love in the Western World...the basics you need to know )
( Spuffy as THE ultimate romantic love in BTVS )
