The document discusses different types of love portrayed in literature: 1) Sensual love focuses on physical attraction and intimacy between lovers. 2) Tragic love and impossible love refer to love that cannot be achieved or realized due to external circumstances. 3) Idealized love involves emotional and sexual desire mixed with seeing the loved one as perfected or superior. 4) Love tyrant refers to love that deprives one's freedom, while courtly love depicts love of a noblewoman that may or may not be reciprocated or consummated.

1. Types of love
in the
literature

2. • S e n s u a l lo v e
• T r a g ic lo v e
• Im p o s s ib le lo v e
• Id e a liz e d lo v e
•L o v e t yr a n t
• C o u r t ly lo v e

3. • It implies loving
passion; relations
in which the
physical attraction
S e ns ua and the possession
of the corporal
l lo v e beauty stimulates
the feeling. Also
there is understood
by this the
possession and
physical union of

4. •It implies loving passion; relations in
which the physical attraction and the
possession of the corporal beauty
stimulates the feeling. Also there is
understood by this the possession and
physical union of the lovers.
T r a g ic lo v e

5. Im p o s s ib l
e lo v e
•One says to the love that
it is not possible to
achieve for external
situations that they
determine it.

6. Id e a liz e d lo v e
• The idealized love is considered to be a
feeling different and superior to the pure
physiological needs, the sexual desire or
the lust, and generally it implies a mixture
of emotional and sexual desire.

7. • The love
associates with
the freedom, in
this respect, the
love tyrant is that
Lo ve
one that deprives
a being of his tyr a n t
freedom.

8. C o u r t ly lo v e
• It is characterized for taking of the feudalism the
conception of the lady as a sometimes inflexible
and cruel gentleman, whom it is necessary to
respect. The lady is full of perfection and
belongs morally superior to the man, is the
faithful reflection of the supreme celestial
beauty, compared with the virgin Maria. It can or
not correspond to the love. If it corresponds, it
takes implicitly the erotic concrete possession as
remuneration to the love. The love must be
difficult and privately.