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For your group's assigned perspective, you should EACH select a DIFFERENT expert to analyze. Then, respond to the two questions below from the perspective of your chosen expert.

(1) What is this expert's definition of love? According to _______ (expert's name), love is....

(2) How do experts in this field STUDY love? What kinds of things do they DO to gain new knowledge about love? What kinds of evidence are they looking for? Experts in the field of ______ study love by...

Use the black "+" in the appropriate column of this Padlet to create a NEW post for each of the items listed above. EACH person in the group should make a post in the SAME column.

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-- MUSIC: See the Love Songs album on Schoology and the Discussion Board called Messages about Love in Music.
-- ART: Find your notes from the Thursday 1/19 stations activity, or look at the pictures on the whiteboard.
-- POETRY: Take out your love poems packet and review the notes you took from the student lectures.

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-- Bonnie Christian's article, "What is love? Science kinda has the answer" (see your active reading)
-- Helen Fisher's TED Talk, "The Brain in Love" (see your TED Talk class notes)
-- Dessa's TED Talk response, "Can we fall out of love?" (see your TED Talk notes)
-- See the group summaries of the scientific sources from the Schoology assignment titled Collaboration: Group Summaries
-- Take a look at the scientific definitions chart your class notes!

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-- Mandy Len Catron's TED Talk, "A better way to talk about love" (see your class notes)
-- "Does Kosmo Really Love Me?" active reading & class notes from Tuesday, January 31st
-- See your class notes about Stendhal's theory of crystallization

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According to Mandy Len's ted talk,love is an horrific but wild experience that makes you crave love as if it was a cocaine withdraw.  - joshua torres 

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According to Mandy Len's ted talk,love is an horrific but wild experience that makes you crave love as if it was a cocaine withdraw.  - joshua torres 

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In this ted talk Mandy Len compares love to thing such as, Love is equivalent to mental illness, showing that love is something that makes us feel horrible and sets us back. She also makes another statement saying," that we crave mad love,''  this shows that due to the emotion of love, we have grown a belief about love, that makes us crave it.- joshua torres

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According to the reading "does kosmo really love me" the author states that loves is more of a emotion or belief that humans have an understanding of rather than a deep rooted feeling that all animals feel. for example in the 4 paragraph, the text states that 'when you go through the day and experience fear or anger, your fear and anger are directed to objects you have beliefs about, just like all your other emotional experiences"

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According to "Love You Like A Love Song" by Selena Gomez & The Scene, love is described as overwhelming, which ultimately suggest that love is something that makes you obsessed with someone. You are so obsessed with the person its overwhelming and all you can think about is the person you love.

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According to "Grenade" by Bruno Mars, love is something you would sacrifice everything for.

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According to "Grenade" by Bruno Mars, love is something you would sacrifice everything for.

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According to "Can't Help Falling in Love" by Elvis Presley, love is something you can't control and gets stronger overtime.

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Stendhal's theory of crystallisation is that essentially, you end up seeing a "Perfect" version of someone/something and thus preserve that memory and when you see the "real" version of them (not the "perfect" version, the more realistic version of them) you end up being dissapointed they don't act like a "Perfect" person and you aren't as pleased as if you would be if you loved someone/something without seeing that original "perfect" version.

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Stendhal's theory of crystallisation is that essentially, you end up seeing a "Perfect" version of someone/something and thus preserve that memory and when you see the "real" version of them (not the "perfect" version, the more realistic version of them) you end up being dissapointed they don't act like a "Perfect" person and you aren't as pleased as if you would be if you loved someone/something without seeing that original "perfect" version.

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according to rumi love is addicting that we may go back blindly knowing the consequences.

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according to rumi love is addicting that we may go back blindly knowing the consequences.

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According to The Very Inside, By Chih-Lien Som suggests that expressions of love should be unique and otherworldly and reflective of the one we love.

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"Does Kosmo Really Love Me?" asserts that only humans are capable of experiencing romantic love. 

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"Does Kosmo Really Love Me?" asserts that only humans are capable of experiencing romantic love. 

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According to the article "Does According to " Does Kosmo Really Love Me?" only humans are capable of feeling romantic love because love is an emotion that requires a language and opinion about something, and opinions can only be communicated through language, by humans. The authors use the evidence of love in Western culture to draw attention to the fact that our modern concept of love is a construct originating from the medieval ages of courtly love, up until now with movies like Titanic and The Notebook. Since love is an ever-changing concept, only animals with a language can communicate these constructs of love, meaning that only humans can feel love, because we are the only known animals to communicate through verbal language  on Earth. -F.L.

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According to "The Brain Love" Romantic love is one of the most addictive substances on earth.

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according to "cant help falling in love" by elvis presley, love is uncontrollable. we belong to the ones we love, and would sacrifice everything to move heaven and earth together for that person.

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According to Fragonard in the painting " The Swing", love is a delicate, feminine, and light-skinned woman. Artists study love by observing love in daily life, personal experience, the media, and stories about love.

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Can we fall out of love? by Dessa by Ahkebalon Campbell

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Can we fall out of love? by Dessa by Ahkebalon Campbell

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According to Dessa love in the brain can be retrained to see and feel things differently. Such as when Dessa had gone into the MRI scan and compared her ex-boyfriend at the time to a random man that had looked similar to him to see if her brain would react the same way. This shows us that we can change how we feel about a certain person or thing in our brain but it takes time. The scientist Dessa had worked with helped her understand that love in the brain is nothing but a small bubble that is in the middle of the brain. Nothing more and nothing less. It can be re-adjusted whenever we feel with time.

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according to Margritte The mystery of The ordinary  love is blind and  love isnt alaways based on looks but someones personality

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according to Margritte The mystery of The ordinary  love is blind and  love isnt alaways based on looks but someones personality

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According to Helen Fishers ted talk, love won't always lead to a good experience and will cause people to do crazy things for love.-Daniel Vaknin

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According to Helen Fishers ted talk, love won't always lead to a good experience and will cause people to do crazy things for love.-Daniel Vaknin

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In this ted talk Helen Fisher shows what causes people to fall in love and what parts of the brain have to do with love. 95% of people have either been rejected by a loved one or have rejected a lover. Most times people end up not finding true love.

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According to Ray Lin love is described as a giant puzzle as it has many pieces to it. But the most important piece is language because with out it you cant complete the puzzle

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According to Ray Lin love is described as a giant puzzle as it has many pieces to it. But the most important piece is language because with out it you cant complete the puzzle

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According to Mandy Len Carton love is  inevitable. You cant change the outcome of love or the control of it. You can control how you use your affection or love. Love is also an adaptation/ change if you dont change your not adapting and then your love wont last 

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According to Mandy Len Carton love is  inevitable. You cant change the outcome of love or the control of it. You can control how you use your affection or love. Love is also an adaptation/ change if you dont change your not adapting and then your love wont last 

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The Artistic Perspective on Love: Art Edition 😎

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The Artistic Perspective on Love: Art Edition 😎

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According to Fragonard, "The Swing" is about love "swinging" back and forth and how love may not last forever.

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Bonnie Christian's article, "What is love? Science kinda has the answer"

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Bonnie Christian's article, "What is love? Science kinda has the answer"

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According to Bonnie Christian, love is something that has evolved over a long period of time. It can’t be controlled, curated or switched on or off, Yet it is powerful enough to drive us to create new life or destroy it. Experts in the field of science study love by conducting research, they scan and analyze the human brain where “love” happens, which is the ventral tegmental area. The evidence they look for is the amount of activity happening inside the brain circuits and brain pathways.

-Reagan Shchur

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According to Helen Fisher, love is a powerful obsession that makes us want to be with our lover no matter the cost. Experts in the field of science study love by doing MRI scanners on the brain when we are in love, or going through a breakup. They are looking for how the brain reacts when these experiences happen. - Emily Aleksanyan

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According to the active reading called, "Does Kosmo Really Love Me?", love is different for animals. Animals can feel the sensations of love, but for humans we feel the emotion, and direct it towards someone or something. This is because we have a language to communicate our love through and we can also forward our thoughts into the love we feel. Animals can show their affection in different ways, but they don't actually feel the emotion of love. Experts in the field of animal love state," The idea of "perfection" is not objective; you've imagined something in your mind that cannot be perceived with the senses! It follows then that this unique imaginative ability is made possible by language." This means that since animals don't exactly have a language to communicate the emotion of love they cannot love you. They can of course show their affection by being close to you, licking you, resting on you, but then cannot love how us humans love.

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1) According to Yayoi Kusama, love is a complicated maze filled with happiness and pain. Love has happy, vibrant portions, but it also contains dark chapters.

2) Experts in this artistic profession learn about love through experience. They meet relationships that start out cheerful but end up being tragic as they learn what love is like. Even the unseen aspects that a happy couple hides.

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According to Mandy Len Catron, love is "a collaborative work of art," requiring effort from both parties, being unique to that couple only, and there's more to it than meets the eye.
As an English teacher, Catron studies words and their denotations and connotations and has noticed the words we use in our metaphors about love are words associated with hurt, accidents, or (mental) illness. From this discovery, Catron asserts that Love is misinterpreted, and the way we talk about it should be revised.