Friendship [ Social interaction / Character / Feelings & Emotions ]
… it was also invoked figuratively, informing contemporary understandings of national and local politics, art, horticulture, science and every other sphere of human activity or inquiry. With such widespread usage came great variation in … 3 In eighteenth-century Britain, the espousal of such views was complicated on the one hand by the burgeoning culture of clubs: institutions which inherently encouraged corporate social identities at the expense of singular, …
Benevolence | Family | Literature | Morality | Philosophy
Encyclopedia