IS LOVE IN THE AIR? by Erika KULCSÁR, Brigitta BOGYOR, Maria Denisa CSIKI, Edina TÖRÖK

“…However, a pandemic is a phenomenon which impact on tourism is a dramatic one. The aim of this paper is to answer the following questions: (1) can the demand for romantic tourism be perceived via advertising campaigns made during the pandemic? …”
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BREAKING LOVE / by Summers, MJ, author

“…Megan is a single mum leading a very ordinary life when she comes crashing into Luc's seemingly oh-so-perfect world for just one night in the city of love: Paris.…”

Language and Love by Brian P. Jenssen, Nicola J. Gray, Kevin Harvey, Ralph J. DiClemente, Jonathan D. Klein

“…The most common content word was the term love . Profile owners would profess their love for activities, such as dancing, partying, or shopping, followed by their love for family, friends, and significant others. …”
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Love and death by Patton, Winifred

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Love challenges by New Straits, Times

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Love and Paternalism by Reilly-Cooper, R

First love by Leticia Reig

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Love and death by Patton, Winifred

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Out of Love: by Philip Roy Hayward

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To mum with love by The Star

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In the mood for love by Diego Lizarazo

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Love's beggary by Patton, Winifred

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For The Love Of Animals by The Star, Ee-Lyn Tan

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Concert of love by News Straits, Times

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“I loved it, absolutely loved it” a qualitative study exploring what student podiatrists learn volunteering as part of an interprofessional medical team at a marathon by Simon Otter, Deborah Whitham, Paula Riley, James Coughtrey, Sophia Whitham

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The Lack of Philosophical Knowledge in Che Guevara’s Pedagogy: Fetishizing <i>Love</i> for Justice and Rage against Imperialism at the Expense of <i>Logos</i> by Khaled Al-Kassimi

“…In 2012, Che’s <i>Apuntes filósoficos</i> (Eng. Philosophical Notes) were published and highlighted that his exposure to philosophy regrettably occurred late in his life, and surprisingly, the difficulty he had in reading Marx and Hegel. …”
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Challenging the Color-Blind American Dream: Transnational Adoption in <i>A Gesture Life, The Love Wife</i>, and <i>Digging to America</i> by Pirjo Ahokas

“…As the adopting families in the three novels differ from one another, I examine the depth of their faithfulness to notions of race transcendence—and if the novels in question ultimately challenge the Color-Blind American Dream. …”
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Sextus propertius, praeceptor amoris: teaching love, loving poetry by Nicheperovich, N

“…In the second, I read Propertius’ teaching of Gallus in poems 1.5, 1.10, 1.13, and 1.20 as a single cycle to see how the addressee’s progress becomes a commentary on the instructive capabilities of the poet’s work. …”

Love and looks: A discourse of romantic love and consumer culture by Michelle de Jong, Anthony Collins

“… This article explores young South African women’s constructions of the relationship between love and physical attractiveness. How these discourses are facilitated by an emerging South African consumer culture and the proliferation of mass media images which has accompanied this cultural change will also be discussed. …”
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Elizabeth Gilbert’s Love Relationships as Seen in Eat, Pray, Love by VEGA, Adhisti

“…This graduating paper analyzes Elizabeth Gilbert’s novel Eat, Pray, Love. The objectives of this research are to identify the stages of each relationship built by Elizabeth Gilbert and the three men characters i.e. …”