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Ulrika Carlsson, Stephen Grosz, and Erin Plunkett explore responses to unrequited love in philosophy, psychoanalysis and art. Should we mourn or celebrate it? What can it teach us about ourselves? The post From the vaults: Unrequited Love first appeared on Forum for Philosophy.

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