Love, Veritably—A Mélange of Love, Intimacy, Attraction, and Sensuality

Keya Das, T. Rao
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Love forms the theme of various poems, plays, historic as well as contemporary literature, and is glorified in art and music, deliberated upon in speeches, celebrated on the silver-screen. Nevertheless, the scientific basis of love remains wrapped in mysticism although there have been advances in pinpointing the hormones, neurotransmitters, and more recently the anatomical pathways that play a role in love, with evidence in imaging modalities. We aim at demystifying the role, function, and workings of love and its counterparts—intimacy, attraction, attachment, and sensuality—in this review.
爱,真实——爱、亲密、吸引力和感觉的混合体
爱情构成了各种诗歌、戏剧、历史文学和当代文学的主题,在艺术和音乐中得到了赞美,在演讲中得到了思考,在银屏上得到了庆祝。尽管如此,爱情的科学基础仍然被神秘主义所包裹,尽管在精确定位激素、神经递质以及最近在爱情中发挥作用的解剖途径方面取得了进展,并在成像模式中获得了证据。在这篇综述中,我们旨在揭开爱及其对应物——亲密感、吸引力、依恋和性感——的角色、功能和运作方式的神秘面纱。
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