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*1001 $aStrömquist, Liv,$d1978-$4aut$4ill
*24010$aDen rödaste rosen slår ut$lEngelska
*24514$aThe reddest rose :$bromantic love from the ancient Greeks to reality TV /$cLiv Strömquist ; translated by Melissa Bowers.
*24610$aRomantic love from the ancient Greeks to reality TV
*264 1$aSeattle, WA :$bFantagraphics Books,$c[2022]
*264 4$c©2022
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*500  $aTranslated from the Swedish.
*500  $aOriginal Swedish edition ©2019 Ordfront/Galago.
*520  $a"The deceptively simple through-line for Swedish media personality and activist Liv Strömquist's The Reddest Rose is the question: Why does Leonardo DiCaprio date an endless string of 20-something models? Her answer -- in the form of this collection of well-researched, humorous comics essays -- tracks how philosophers and artists, from the Ancient Greeks to Beyoncé, conceptualized romantic love. Strömquist's signature characters, drawn in a flat, blocky style, ask each other questions and offer sharp commentary as they guide readers throughout history and the change in societies' values, from showing love/loving to getting love/being loved. Strömquist wonders: in a rationalist, consumerist world, can romantic love survive?"--$cBack cover.
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The deceptively simple through-line for Swedish media personality and activist Liv Stromquist's The Reddest Rose is the question: Why does Leonardo DiCaprio date an endless string of 20-something models? Her answer - in the form of this collection of well-researched, humorous comics essays - tracks how philosophers and artists, from the Ancient Greeks to Beyonce, conceptualised romantic love. Stromquist's signature interlocutor characters, drawn in a zine-y, flat, blocky style, ask each other questions and offer sharp commentary as they guide readers throughout history and the change in societies' values, from showing love/loving to getting love/being loved. (Poet Hilda 'H.D.' Doolittle - who was so love-stricken by a man taking off his glasses that she believed they viewed dolphins together in another dimension - lends the book its title.) Lord Byron, Socrates, Byung-Chul Han, Ezra Pound, Slavoj Zizek, Lou Andreas-Salome, Ariadne, and many others make cameos. For the first time in English, in The Reddest Rose, Stromquist wonders: in a rationalist, consumerist world, can romantic love survive?