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UBC philosopher explores the metaphysics of love
February 12, 2015

UBC philosopher explores the metaphysics of love

It may just be the most human of all experiences: Love. Its mysteries have been the inspiration behind countless works of art, from the poems of Elizabeth Browning to the tragedies of William Shakespeare. Now, it’s become the subject of a UBC philosopher professor’s research project, and she’s asking for the public’s help.


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