The Five Types of Love
Phillips explores the five classical Greek types of love: eros (romantic love), storge (familial love), philia (friendship), xenia (hospitality/love for strangers), and agape (unconditional love)
He examines how these different forms of love shape our lives and contribute to our understanding of the world. He argues that each type of love offers unique insights into human connection and the pursuit of happiness.
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