Abstract Korean people share a cultural emotion called jeong (정 情), which generally means intimacy or love. The word literally “emotions” “feelings” but also refers to complicated intimate feelings that are influenced by various philosophical traditions. Buddhism offers the crucial foundation of concept with notion hanmaum (한마음), an indigenous words for “one mind (or heart-mind) ( ilsim 일심 一心)....

Growing up in a shame-producing environment teaches lessons that extend far beyond the childhood years. Many individuals with this kind of upbringing enter adolescence and adulthood searching for acceptance and love, finding instead that acceptance and love are only illusions, at least as they understand them. Their searching, fiaeled by haunting memories, creates internal conflict that feeds t...

The number of customers constantly changes for each marketplace in Indonesia, including Tokopedia. This is determined by customers’ loyalty toward marketplace. study aimed at identifying the relationship between love and trust with customer towards A purposive sampling technique was applied samples 274 participants were retrieved. study’s data analyzed using multiple linear regression, which sh...

there are two historical paradigms in iranian family law: love law and libido law. understanding the two approaches is possible by thinking on the four categories of love: 1. libido: the passion of life and manifestation of sexual drive. 2.eros: the romantic love and the genuine material of poem and literature. 3.philia: the mere love purified from libido. 4. agape: the spiritual love in mystic...

This study examined how perceived position and velocity regarding approach and avoidance in romantic relationships relate to affective experiences. The authors hypothesized that perceived progress toward intimacy would predict positive affect and that perceived movement toward conflict would predict anxious affect. Ninety-two romantic couples recorded perceived levels of, and perceived changes ...

The author begins with general considerations about intimacy in life, the life cycle, and relationships in general. He defines intimacy as an emotional experience of contact with oneself and with another subject. He then focuses on describing the experience of intimacy in the analytic relationship, asserting that the encounter between two subjects and their subjectivities creates an area of emo...