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The Nature of Love is Dietrich von Hildebrand’s seminal work on love, the culmination of a lifelong philosophical pursuit that earned him the title doctor amoris—the doctor of love. Originally written in German, it is now available in English, skillfully translated and introduced by John F. Crosby. This book represents one of the most profound phenomenological analyses of love since Max Scheler’s work.
While von Hildebrand was primarily known for his contributions to moral philosophy, this study explores personal subjectivity in a groundbreaking way. He challenges both the idea that true love requires complete indifference to being loved in return and the notion that love is primarily self-serving. Instead, he reveals love as a profound self-gift—both self-transcendent and deeply personal. This work is a major contribution to Christian personalism, offering a rich and nuanced understanding of love’s nature and depth.
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