By R B Whitehead
Каталог монет из собрания Пенджабского музея.
Catalogue of cash within the Panjab Museum, Lahore. Vol.I.
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So throw away that Viagra and read a book! Love 27 The Romantic Lover Finally, we come to Romanticism, the great modern watershed of eros. Beginning in the eighteenth century with Jean-Jacques Rousseau, the Romantic writers try to find a modern replacement for the almost van ished traditions of chivalry. Rousseau is looking for a way of returning to the austere dictates of Roman manliness and medieval knighthood on the basis of the modern secular individualism established by the Enlightenment. He believes that the Enlightenment has too narrow a conception of manly fulfillment, and that its emphasis on bourgeois eco nomic competition and prosperity stultifies the human spirit.
This was not because the Greeks and Romans were prudes. Far from it. If you tip the guide at Pompeii, he’ll show you rooms not usually included in the tour that depict an as tonishing range of imaginative sexual diversions and positions unlikely to occur to an Episcopalian such as myself. The Pompeians, it appears, were robustly interested in having a good romp. But the idea that a seri ous man would lose himself emotionally in a love affair, thereby neglect ing his more important political ambitions, business interests, and drive to advance the fortunes and status of his family and clan, was considered a form of “madness,” as the Stoic moralists put it when discussing exces sive eros.
But now his passion for Sophy makes his feelings and his imagination blossom: Behold him in the intoxication of a growing passion; his heart opens to the first beams of love; its pleasant fancies reveal to him a whole world of new delights and enjoyments; he loves a sweet woman, whose character is even more delightful than her person; he hopes, he expects the reward which he deserves. Because Emile and Sophy learn to love and to honor each other be fore they even spend much time together at close range, before any thought of physical passion enters their still-innocent minds, they are friends before they become lovers.