Chapter 1. Introduction to the Psychology of Love and Hate in Intimate Relationships by Katherine Aumer
Love
Love
Chapter 2. Unweaving the rainbow of human sexuality: A review of one-night stands, serious romantic relationships, and the relationship-space in between by Peter Jonason and Rhonda
Chapter 3. The Importance and Meaning of Sexual Fantasies in Intimate Relationships by Ali Ziegler and Terri Conley
Chapter 4. The Science of Female Orgasms: Pleasing Female Partners in Casual and Long-term Relationships by Jes Matsick, Terri Conley, and Amy Moors
Chapter 5. Passionate Love: Inspired by Angels or Demons? by Elaine Hatfield, Cyrille Feybesse, Victoria Narine, and Richard L. Rapson
Hate
Chapter 6. Your Pain, My Gain: The Interpersonal Context of Sadism by Chris Burris and Rebecca Leitch
Chapter 7. Hate: Theory and Implications for Intimate Relationships by John Rempel and Siobhan Sutherland
Chapter 8. Hate in Intimate Relationships as a Self-Protective Emotion by Katherine Aumer and Anne Cathrine Krebs Bahn
Chapter 9. We Hate what we Fear: Interpersonal Hate from a Clinical Perspective by Jerrold Lee Shapiro
Dr. Katherine Aumer is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the Hawaii Pacific University, in Honolulu, HI. She received her PhD from the University of Texas, Austin. She has conducted research in the areas of emotion, relationship satisfaction, and racial identity. She is currently conducting research on sexual identity and personality in long term relationships.
“The chapters are very interesting and consistently well written.
Each will be useful to graduate students and researchers interested
in a specific subdomain. Where relevant literature has accumulated,
the contributors have done a good job of representing what is known
and highlighting areas where inquiry should proceed.” (Brian H.
Stagner, PsycCRITIQUES, Vol. 62 (6), April, 2017)
“Psychoanalysts and existential psychologists have long theorized
the ‘coexistence of love and hate’ in intimate relationships. … the
goal of this title is to gather the work of those who have done so.
… the work is split into two parts: one section on love, and the
other on hate. … Summing Up: Recommended. All readers.” (J.
Ostenson, Choice, Vol. 54 (5), January, 2017)
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