Christopher Grau is Associate Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Clemson University. He specializes in ethics, topics in metaphysics, and philosophical work on film. He has published articles in a variety of journals including the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, the Journal of Moral Philosophy, Midwest Studies in Philosophy, Philosophical Topics, The Review of Philosophy and Psychology, and The Southern Journal of Philosophy. He is also the editor of three books. The most recent, Understanding Love: Philosophy, Film, and Fiction, is co-edited with Susan Wolf and published by Oxford University Press.Aaron Smuts was an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Rhode Island College. His interests ranged across a wide variety of topics in theoretical ethics. Aaron published over three dozen articles in a variety of books and academic journals, including American Philosophical Quarterly, the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, Midwest Studies in Philosophy, PacificPhilosophic Quarterly, Philosophical Studies, and the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. He is the author of the book Welfare, Meaning, and Worth.

• 1. Introduction Christopher Grau & Aaron Smuts Varieties of love 2. Love: The Basic Questions Susan Wolf 3. Romantic Love for a Reason Berit Brogaard 4. Parental Love Norvin Richards 5. Love and Animals Tony Milligan 6. The Ordinary Concept of True Love Brian D. Earp, Daniel Do, and Joshua Knobe Justifications for Love 7. Love, Value, and Reasons Kate Abramson & Adam Leite 8. The "No Reasons" View Aaron Smuts 9. Love as "Something in Between" Troy Jollimore Explanations of Love 10. Is Love an Emotion? Arina Pismenny & Jesse Prinz 11. Love as a Disposition Hichem Naar 12. Love and Evolution Michael Ruse 13. Love and Time Aaron Ben-Ze'ev & Angelika Krebs Love and Value 14. Love and Caring Agnieszka Jaworska & Monique Wonderly 15. Love and Autonomy Nora Kreft 16. Love, Morality, and Alienation Julia Driver 17. Love and Economics Patricia Marino Philosophers of Love 18. Plato, Socrates, and Love Iakovos Vasiliou 19. Aristotle on the Love of Friends Neera Badhwar & Rusty Jones 20. Kierkegaard on Love John Lippitt 21. Schopenhauer on Love Fiona Ellis 22. Merleau-Ponty on Love Todd May 23. Simone de Beauvoir on Love Skye C. Cleary 24. Iris Murdoch on Love Niklas Forsberg Intersections 25. Love and the Law Elizabeth Brake 26. Love and Sex Raja Halwani 27. Love, Jealousy, and Compersion Ronald de Sousa 28. Love and Infidelity Noël Carroll 29. Love and Knowledge Sophie-Grace Chappell 30. Love and Literature Kathleen Higgins 31. Love and Religion John Cottingham 32. Love and Freedom Derk Pereboom 33. Love and the Rationality of Grief Dan Moller 34. Love and Enhancement Technology Brian Earp

Christopher Grau is Associate Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Clemson University. He specializes in ethics, topics in metaphysics, and philosophical work on film. He has published articles in a variety of journals including the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, the Journal of Moral Philosophy, Midwest Studies in Philosophy, Philosophical Topics, The Review of Philosophy and Psychology, and The Southern Journal of Philosophy. He is also the editor of three books. The most recent, Understanding Love: Philosophy, Film, and Fiction, is co-edited with Susan Wolf and published by Oxford University Press.Aaron Smuts was an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Rhode Island College. His interests ranged across a wide variety of topics in theoretical ethics. Aaron published over three dozen articles in a variety of books and academic journals, including American Philosophical Quarterly, the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, Midwest Studies in Philosophy, PacificPhilosophic Quarterly, Philosophical Studies, and the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. He is the author of the book Welfare, Meaning, and Worth.

• 1. Introduction Christopher Grau & Aaron Smuts Varieties of love 2. Love: The Basic Questions Susan Wolf 3. Romantic Love for a Reason Berit Brogaard 4. Parental Love Norvin Richards 5. Love and Animals Tony Milligan 6. The Ordinary Concept of True Love Brian D. Earp, Daniel Do, and Joshua Knobe Justifications for Love 7. Love, Value, and Reasons Kate Abramson & Adam Leite 8. The "No Reasons" View Aaron Smuts 9. Love as "Something in Between" Troy Jollimore Explanations of Love 10. Is Love an Emotion? Arina Pismenny & Jesse Prinz 11. Love as a Disposition Hichem Naar 12. Love and Evolution Michael Ruse 13. Love and Time Aaron Ben-Ze'ev & Angelika Krebs Love and Value 14. Love and Caring Agnieszka Jaworska & Monique Wonderly 15. Love and Autonomy Nora Kreft 16. Love, Morality, and Alienation Julia Driver 17. Love and Economics Patricia Marino Philosophers of Love 18. Plato, Socrates, and Love Iakovos Vasiliou 19. Aristotle on the Love of Friends Neera Badhwar & Rusty Jones 20. Kierkegaard on Love John Lippitt 21. Schopenhauer on Love Fiona Ellis 22. Merleau-Ponty on Love Todd May 23. Simone de Beauvoir on Love Skye C. Cleary 24. Iris Murdoch on Love Niklas Forsberg Intersections 25. Love and the Law Elizabeth Brake 26. Love and Sex Raja Halwani 27. Love, Jealousy, and Compersion Ronald de Sousa 28. Love and Infidelity Noël Carroll 29. Love and Knowledge Sophie-Grace Chappell 30. Love and Literature Kathleen Higgins 31. Love and Religion John Cottingham 32. Love and Freedom Derk Pereboom 33. Love and the Rationality of Grief Dan Moller 34. Love and Enhancement Technology Brian Earp

Christopher Grau is Associate Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Clemson University. He specializes in ethics, topics in metaphysics, and philosophical work on film. He has published articles in a variety of journals including the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, the Journal of Moral Philosophy, Midwest Studies in Philosophy, Philosophical Topics, The Review of Philosophy and Psychology, and The Southern Journal of Philosophy. He is also the editor of three books. The most recent, Understanding Love: Philosophy, Film, and Fiction, is co-edited with Susan Wolf and published by Oxford University Press.Aaron Smuts was an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Rhode Island College. His interests ranged across a wide variety of topics in theoretical ethics. Aaron published over three dozen articles in a variety of books and academic journals, including American Philosophical Quarterly, the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, Midwest Studies in Philosophy, PacificPhilosophic Quarterly, Philosophical Studies, and the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. He is the author of the book Welfare, Meaning, and Worth.

• 1. Introduction Christopher Grau & Aaron Smuts Varieties of love 2. Love: The Basic Questions Susan Wolf 3. Romantic Love for a Reason Berit Brogaard 4. Parental Love Norvin Richards 5. Love and Animals Tony Milligan 6. The Ordinary Concept of True Love Brian D. Earp, Daniel Do, and Joshua Knobe Justifications for Love 7. Love, Value, and Reasons Kate Abramson & Adam Leite 8. The "No Reasons" View Aaron Smuts 9. Love as "Something in Between" Troy Jollimore Explanations of Love 10. Is Love an Emotion? Arina Pismenny & Jesse Prinz 11. Love as a Disposition Hichem Naar 12. Love and Evolution Michael Ruse 13. Love and Time Aaron Ben-Ze'ev & Angelika Krebs Love and Value 14. Love and Caring Agnieszka Jaworska & Monique Wonderly 15. Love and Autonomy Nora Kreft 16. Love, Morality, and Alienation Julia Driver 17. Love and Economics Patricia Marino Philosophers of Love 18. Plato, Socrates, and Love Iakovos Vasiliou 19. Aristotle on the Love of Friends Neera Badhwar & Rusty Jones 20. Kierkegaard on Love John Lippitt 21. Schopenhauer on Love Fiona Ellis 22. Merleau-Ponty on Love Todd May 23. Simone de Beauvoir on Love Skye C. Cleary 24. Iris Murdoch on Love Niklas Forsberg Intersections 25. Love and the Law Elizabeth Brake 26. Love and Sex Raja Halwani 27. Love, Jealousy, and Compersion Ronald de Sousa 28. Love and Infidelity Noël Carroll 29. Love and Knowledge Sophie-Grace Chappell 30. Love and Literature Kathleen Higgins 31. Love and Religion John Cottingham 32. Love and Freedom Derk Pereboom 33. Love and the Rationality of Grief Dan Moller 34. Love and Enhancement Technology Brian Earp