The Chemistry of Love: Desire, Attachment, and Meaning

This book explores love as a complex interplay of chemistry, consciousness, and culture, challenging traditional notions of romance without resorting to sentimentality or reductionism. It delves into the biological mechanisms behind desire, attachment, and stability, while emphasizing the importance of meaning, choice, and intentionality in building lasting relationships. Drawing from neuroscience, evolutionary biology, psychology, and philosophy, the work presents love as a profound human organization rooted in both the body and the mind.