Conjugal Love (novel)
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| + | '''''Conjugal Love''''' was written in the original Italian (''L'amore conjugale''), by [[Alberto Moravia]] in 1947. It was first translated into English in 1951, and has since a new translation by [[Marina Harss]] was published by [[Other Press]] in 2007. | ||
| - | '''Conjugal Love''' (also known as companinate love) [[intimacy]] and [[promise|commitment]] without [[Passion (emotion)|passion]]. A couple that has been married for fifty years is said to illustrate conjugal love. | + | The novel is written in the first person by a rich Italian dilettante who has gone with his wife to the countryside to attempt to write a novel. The situation is complicated, however, by the couple's decision to remain abstinent throughout this period, and the wife's accusation that her husband's barber has tried to molest her. |
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Conjugal Love was written in the original Italian (L'amore conjugale), by Alberto Moravia in 1947. It was first translated into English in 1951, and has since a new translation by Marina Harss was published by Other Press in 2007.
The novel is written in the first person by a rich Italian dilettante who has gone with his wife to the countryside to attempt to write a novel. The situation is complicated, however, by the couple's decision to remain abstinent throughout this period, and the wife's accusation that her husband's barber has tried to molest her.
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