T H E LOVE BOOK
The Love Book
T H E LOVE BOOK
The Love Book Lisa GroĂ&#x;kopf Oktober 2013, Wien
INHALT 1 kurze Pause Liebe dich selbst. 2 Ein Kübel Elefantenglück kostet drei Euro fünfzig. Liebe deine Stadt. 3 Kopfkino Liebe ist käuflich. [1] 4 Haus der Freude Liebe ist käuflich. [2] 5 Love Mag Liebe dein iPad.
KURZE PAUSE Liebe dich selbst.
1 Keine Zeit zu haben, ist zum Statussymbol geworden. Der 9 to 5 Job ist passé. Echte Pausen, ohne Smartphone und Tablet, sind ein Luxus, den sich der/die erfolgreiche Geschäftsmann/-frau, nicht leisten kann. Der Orgasmus stellt eine Möglichkeit dar, diesem System zu entkommen. Für einen winzigen Moment wird alles Belastende irrelevant. Der Körper hat die Regie übernommen und das Hirn darf endlich wirklich Pause machen.
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Antonia Vera
Kurze Pause Fotoserie Mai 2013
EIN KÜBEL ELEFANTENGLÜCK KOSTET DREI EURO FÜNFZIG. Liebe deine Stadt.
2 I [HEART] VIENNA*.
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Wien = toll, morbide, einzigartig, sonderbar, wundervoll
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Ein K端bel Elefantengl端ck kostet drei Euro f端nfzig. Buch J辰nner 2013
KOPFKINO Liebe ist käuflich. [1]
3 Kopfkino ist eine Heftserie, welche aus drei Kurz-Dramen besteht: Amateur Girl – Deep throat and Ass to Mouth, Girl twists like a Pretzel during Anal Sex und Gangbang Virigin. Diese sind eine Sammlung von Kommentaren zu drei verschiedenen pornografischen Filmen der OnlinePlattform youporn. Durch das Genre bedingt ist der Plot der jeweiligen Filme bekannt, einzelne Details dazu entstehen im jedoch lediglich durch die Fantasie des Lesers. Das Buch soll einerseits zeigen, wie einfach sexuelle Erregung durch die eigene Vorstellungskraft und ohne zusätzliche visuelle Stimuli erzeugt werden kann. Darüber hinaus wirft es aber selbstverständlich auch einen kritischen Blick auf die Pornoindustrie und deren Konsumenten.
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good face fuck shoud have cum in her mouth wat a lady only just fuck danny. she‘ll have trouble walking after all this bblover . It reminds me of me in mi first gangbang face fucked like a whore mathematician . that‘s one hell of a girl right there! thumbs up jack . There are two kinds of girls... those that swallow and those that say they don‘t. yea . like a boss chesi . ohooooooooo rahul . my wife want big dick...anyone who tare my wife pussy for rent...?. what a looser.. I would have ruined her asshole! Definitively my kind of bitch stavros . That girl is a good deepthroater. spiral . I‘ve always tried to facefuck every girl. If she was not so good i spit or spank her and everything goes better. But only 1 on .. let‘s say 50, was able to do like this. That‘s what a real girl has to be like to!! mike. her name? huhu. her name is candy. she´s from hungary georgious . 3 inch dick =/= deepthroat jimd. Kind of hard to deep throat a dick when it barely reaches the back of your mouth ???. ich würd sie so hard durchficken das sie heult lol . 1.25 get ur fuckin arm out of my light peguin . yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaa hot. Did u see the cut at 4:34? I bet that they had to stop, cause she puked. aman .
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Kopfkino Heftserie Feburar 2013
HAUS DER FREUDE Liebe ist käuflich. [2]
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Haus der Freude Fotoserie ausgestellt bei Best Off 13 Juni 2013
LOVE MAG Liebe dein iPad.
5 Love Mag ist ein interaktives iPad-Magazin. Es beinhaltet wissenschaftliche Artikel, philosophische Überlegungen, Tagebucheinträge und Fotostrecken. Es versucht, mehr zu sein, als die bloße Übersetzung eines Printproduktes in ein digitales Medium. Im horizontalen Experiencemodus wird der Inhalt des Artikels medial unterstützt und erschafft somit eine neue Leseerfahrung. Ausgleichend dazu gibt es den vertikalen Lesemodus, in welchem der Benutzer den Text in traditionellen E-Reader-Form lesen kann.
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// July //
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magazin
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you’re allowed to be in love three times in your life
this is your brain on love
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why we love
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doubting love
photostrecke memories of a lovestory
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susan sontag on love
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photostrecke is it love
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breakup love letter
Impressum
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L OV E M a g
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Susan Sontag on Love
I cannot persuade her with words to love me, to trust me, to be with me. It must be done
Artikel: Experiencemodus
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with actions.
L O V E M a g // a breakup-loveletter
She must come to me freely.
[ 2 / 10 / 70 ] 6 // 8
Artikel: Experiencemodus
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// L O V E M a g // This is your Brain on Love
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Cover: Fotostrecke (Lina Müller)
This is your Brain on Love [ Helen Fisher ]
Why love is not an emotion and how obsessive thinking begets romantic joy
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Love is a complicated beast. And despite the ownership with which centuries of literature and art and music have claimed romance, there’s actually quite a bit of science of in it. Love, in fact, is as much a product of the heart as it is of the brain – a combination of neurochemistry and storytelling, the hormones and neurotransmitters that make us feel certain emotions, and the stories we choose to tell ourselves about those emotions.
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Today, we turn to biological anthropologist Helen Fisher, who studies the evolution of human emotions and the intricacies of the brain in – and on – love. Fisher explores the science of love without losing a sense of romance, shedding light on some of the complex ways in which the brain and the heart diverge.
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If you can stomach the geekines, there’s actually a wealth of insight in this talk Dr. Fisher gave at the American Psychiatric Association’s Sex, Sexuality and Serotonin conference in 2004, brilliantly synthesized here, in which she argues – with solid scientific evidence and from a rich interdisciplinary perspective – that antidepressants may jeopardize romantic love.
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Why? Love, Fisher points out, is not an emotion – it’s “a motivation system, it’s a drive, it’s part of the reward system of the brain.” It’s typically characterized by high dopamine and norepinephrine, but also by low serotonin, which is responsible for the obsessive thinking attached to romantic love – something Fisher confirmed in her fMRI studies. But serotonin-enhancing antidepressants blunt the emotions, including that precious elation of romance that is necessary to the growth and perseverance of romantic love.
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“Serotonin-enhancing antidepressants also suppress obsessive thinking, which is a very central component of romantic love.“
Artikel: Lesemodus klein
Dr. Fisher offers three key components of love, involving different but connected brain systems: Lust – driven by androgens and estrogens, the craving for sexual gratification
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Attraction – driven by high dopamine and norepinephrine levels and low serotonin, romantic or passionate love, characterized by euphoria when things are going well, terrible mood swings when they’re not, focused attention, obsessive thinking, and intense craving for the individual
Cover: Breakup Letter (Simone de Beauvoir) Attachment – driven by the hormones oxytocin and vasopressin, the sense of calm, peace, and stability one feels with a long-term partner
She goes on to point out that serotonin-enhancing antidepressants also inhibit other evolutionary adaptive mechanisms for mate selection, such as orgasm.
“With orgasm, one of the main things that happens is that levels of oxytocin and vasopressin go up enormously associated with social bonding, pair formation, and pair
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in the brain. These are feel-good chemicals. They’re maintenance. So when men and women take serotoninenhancing medications and fail to achieve orgasm, they can fail to stimulate not only themselves, but their partners as well. This neural mechanism, associated with partner attachment, becomes a failed trigger.“
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“Like drugs that blur your vision, serotonin-enhancing medications can potentially blur a woman’s ability to
// L O V E M a g // This is your Brain on Love
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This is your Brain on Love [ Helen Fisher ]
BREAKUP
Fisher cites a case study of a 35-year-old married woman who had recurrent depression and anxiety disorder. When on serotonin-enhancing medication, she found her libido diminished, which made her unable to orgasm. Incapable to think critically, she made an emotional leap to assume that this meant she no longer loved her husband, deciding to divorce him. When cycled off the medication, the woman slowly regained her normal sex drive and her ability to connect with her husband, leaving behind not him but the idea of the divorce.
Why love is not an emotion and how obsessive thinking begets romantic joy
evaluate mating partners, to fall in love, and to sustain an enduring partnership.”
Love is a complicated beast. And despite the ownership with which centuries of literature and art and music have claimed romance, there’s actually quite a bit of science of in it. Love, in fact, is as much a product of the heart as it is of the brain – a combination of neurochemistry and storytelling, the hormones and neurotransmitters that make us feel certain emotions, and the stories we choose to tell ourselves about those emotions.
To be sure, Fisher is careful to point out that she is not discouraging serotonin-enhancing medication for severely depressed patients who are a threat to their own lives. But she does point to a cost-benefit ratio that skews in disfavor of love in all but the most severe of cases – the few cases in which the choice is between love and life itself.
“I’m going to say it again: we are not recommending that patients who are seriously psychologically ill refrain from taking serotonin-enhancing antidepres-
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and at times can jeopardize unconscious evolutionary mechanisms for mate selection, for romantic love, and
Today, we turn to biological anthropologist Helen Fisher, who studies the evolution of human emotions and the intricacies of the brain in – and on – love. Fisher explores the science of love without losing a sense of romance, shedding light on some of the complex ways in which the brain and the heart diverge.
LETTER
sants. What we’re trying to say is that these medications affect the threshold of other biologic mechanisms
for attachment.” The irony, of course, is that in our quest to manage pain, we often end up denying ourselves joy, medicating away the unsettling and in the process washing away the very aliveness in which love lives. Which begs the question, if love is not really what our brain dictates or our body demands, then what is it? For more fascinating insight on the subject, we highly recommend two of Fisher’s books: Anatomy of Love and Why We Love.
Artikel: Lesemodus groß
If you can stomach the geekines, there’s actually a wealth of insight in this talk Dr. Fisher gave at the American Psychiatric Association’s Sex, Sexuality and Serotonin conference in 2004, brilliantly synthesized here, in which she argues – with solid scientific evidence and from a rich interdisciplinary perspective – that antidepressants may jeopardize romantic love. Why? Love, Fisher points out, is not an emotion – it’s “a motivation system, it’s a drive, it’s part of the reward system of the brain.” It’s typically characterized by high dopamine and norepinephrine, but also by low serotonin, which is responsible for the obsessive thinking attached to romantic love – something Fisher confirmed in her fMRI studies. But serotonin-enhancing antide-
Love Mag digitales Magazin mit Lina M端ller Juni 2013
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