Look up "Courtly Love" and you will find what you need about this topic.
Romeo and Juliet are wanting to rush and get married because they love each other. Teenagers today are about to express their love to someone without wanting to get married.
Not at all. He is playing at being a man in love, just as she is playing at being cold and aloof. These were conventional attitudes. Romeo doesn't really care about Rosaline. When he meets Juliet, it is like a slap of cold water in his face.
Both Benvolio and Mercutio are foils to Romeo.
If you've read the Rubiyat by Omar Khayyam, it is difficult not to notice that Omar the Tent Maker had an attitude toward time and love that could be considered very relaxed and casual. He loved his poetry, and his time and love were devoted heavily toward those pursuits.
Modern thinking on what is called "gender studies" says that sex and gender are not the same thing. That is to say, a person may be male but have the attitudes and thought processes of a typical female, including sexual attraction to males. Such persons are called transgendered. This kind of dilemma is what Viola faces as Cesario. Although appearing on the outside as an attractive young man, on the inside she is still a woman. This is why Olivia falls for Cesario while Viola, the woman inside Cesario, falls for Orsino.The concept of transgender is quite new although the phenomenon is, of course, as old as humanity. That means that plays like Twelfth Night have a piquancy in this century they never had before. Curiously, two of Shakespeare's contemporaries, Thomas Middleton and Thomas Dekker, wrote a play about a real person alive at the time who was a transvestite and very possibly transgendered. The play is called The Roaring Girl and it is about a woman called Mary Frith. It is, however, not as good a play as Twelfth Night.Malvolio's love for his boss Olivia is also interesting from the point of view of current attitudes toward workplace romance, especially between superiors and subordinates. A workplace is a dangerous place to start a love affair, as stringent rules about "sexual harassment" may result in sanctions being applied, as they are to poor old Malvolio.
in the 16th century many people thought love at first sight was very important as many marriage's were chosen by the parents and elder siblings
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In the 19th century women married rich men with the intention of having wealth and status so it was almost like a business deal and today, many people marry for love and not for their own benefits
It reflects a positive attitude towards children by emphasizing the importance of both showing them love and setting boundaries for discipline. The balance between love and discipline acknowledges the need to nurture children emotionally while also guiding them towards responsible behavior.
She wrote a beautiful sonnet expressing her love for nature.
Love was something you had towards God, because he commanded it. You showed it through obedience and asceticism.
The love seat originated in the 16th Century during the rule of Queen Ann. They were at the height of fashion, and during that time instead of using the phrase fashionable, the term 'the love' was used.
Christians are and were people who follow Jesus Christ. They regard him as their Savior and Redeemer, the son of God. They love him and worship him, and believe that they are made new and reborn through believing in him.
Mexican attitudes can vary, but some common characteristics include warmth and hospitality towards others, a strong sense of family and community, and a love for celebration and cultural traditions. Mexicans also typically prioritize relationships and place importance on respect and politeness in social interactions.
erm,i think it is what they believe in, there soul because you cant choose god and money you either love or hate. christian believe that if you chose money you will fall into the devils trap.