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Study of Love from the perspective psychology [D1] , sociology, philosophy, linguistics: The peresentation [D2] of a combined theoryThe [D3] concept of love can be defined from a range of perspectives. Different fields of philosophy, psychology, sociology [D4] and linguistics have focused on exploring this concept and this has led to a plethora of definitions. Like feelings, love can associate one to others who are intended in spite of the physical characteristics; therefore, it is governed by sociocultural dimensions. The concept of love and the experience of falling in love is under the influence of dominating discourse [D5] of the [D6] society and its social, cultural, political and economic circumstances in every particular period of time. Although love initially seems to be the most individual in feelings and compassion, it is fully affected by social circumstances. Taking into account love as agency [D7] is of great importance. Considering the interaction between someone and the structure, the capacity of people to fall in love is analogous to a social trait. This study aims to explain love sociologically. Having reviewed the relevant texts and utilizing library research method as a background for empirical and survey evaluation of the issue, these researchers have embarked on analyzing the issue philosophically, psychologically, sociologically and linguistically. In social [D8] analysis of love, the outlooks of people like Turner, Goode, Giddenz, b [D9] auman and [D10] Iluves have been used. In linguistic and semiotics domains, the viewpoints of Roland Barths and Robert Sternberg have been applied in order to elaborate the conceptual reasons of love. The viewpoints of philosophers and psychologists are discussed at the end of this article.
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Bauman (2015) also believes that the modern world has become a rationalized, calculative, and disenchanted world in which romantic relationships are defined in a loose, temporary, unreliable, and commodified way, and a kind of instability in love, under the destructive consequences of modernity on humans in current society, prevails.
If sociological knowledge can speak to us of the external conditions of love, then to find the logic governing the internal world of love and the mechanisms involved in it, one must refer to other sciences such as philosophy, psychology, psychoanalysis, linguistics, neuroscience, and endocrinology, and seek help from them to tell us what issues and subjects the internal logic of love includes and how the transformation in understanding this internal order has paved the way for many changes in the practical and objective form of romantic relationships in human societies.
In the social analysis of love, the viewpoints of individuals such as Turner, Goode, Giddens, Bauman, and Illouz have been used, and in the domains of linguistics and semiotics, the views of Roland Barthes and Robert Sternberg have been considered to scrutinize the conceptual implications of love.
Regarding the socio-cognitive causes of the formation of unstable and fluid romantic relationships in the social life of humans today, at least five causes can be mentioned (from the perspective of some sociological theories of love and emotion) indicated.
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