… romance narratives are among the most significant narrative modes in advanced industrial
societies. They They are primary sites for the ideological … male partner, patriarchy naturalizes …

… patriarchal ideologies mediate the effect of Romantic Love on the evaluation of IPV. Structural
equation modeling was used because it allows complex mediation models to be tested in …

… …’1 Thus Arthur Brooke defines the ideological project of his poem, The Tragical History of
… heart of the play’s appeal as one of the pre-eminent cultural documents of love in the West. …

… significance of anti-romantic discourse will be … patriarchal ideologies of romance and romantic
love. Within this analysis, the normalising ideology of a patriarchal, heterosexual romance …

… patriarchal system. She finally conceives of romance novels as antithetical to feminism. …
he loves the heroine. As Tania Modleski has observed, one of the main thrusts of the classic …

… from, a romantic relationship, and whether there are gaps in this research area. As a
romantic relationship has a broad range and forms, the present study seeks to explore romantic …

… Our contemporary love ideology does not distinguish between the ideal of romantic love
and mutual or reciprocal love. Romantic love is still mired in its patriarchal past. It still contains …

… Lynne Pearce and Jackie Stacey who study the narrative of romance, argue that love retains
its ability to free women from the patriarchal grip because of its “narrative” power. According …

… Lynne Pearce and Jackie Stacey who study the narrative of romance, argue that love retains
its ability to free women from the patriarchal grip because of its “narrative” power. According …

… romantic love as a basis of mate selection because, with this poetry, the ideas of nzrrrzirr (a
type of love ideology … Both notions of love imply a collectivist orientation in a patriarchal world …