English, 24.04.2021 01:00, bs815900

Plato's theory of erotic love (as stated by Diotima in the Speech of Socrates in the Symposium) emphasizes the idea that a.
love is defined by the emotional relationships between people.
b.
love aims to form a union or complete whole between people.
c.
love does not assess or judge its object but is given unconditionally.
d.
love does judge its object and seeks out only the good and the beautiful.

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