The Selfish Path to Romance Ed LockeBy Edwin A. Locke and Ellen Kenner Most people believe that finding love and making a relationship work involves sacrifice, and think that lasting passionate romance is the result of luck, chemistry, trial and error, or emotions of the moment. In the new book The Selfish Path to Romance, psychologists Edwin Locke and Ellen Kenner argue just the opposite. According to their view, real, lasting romance comes when you are certain about yourself, your
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are premised on bad economics and equivocate between economic and political power—the power to produce versus the power to use physical force
heroic rationality and passionate man-worship
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