Erotes is the blog of the Society for the Philosophy of Sex and Love. The Society exists to encourage the philosophical study of sexuality and love, by facilitating discussion of topics such as the nature of sexual desire, polyamory, gender, friendship, sexual identity and orientation, marriage, and trade in sexual services and images. At our website, you can learn more about the Society, and check out our Resources, History, and Members pages. You can also like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, or just contact us here.
This blog features interviews with scholars who work on topics related to the philosophy of sex and love and sometimes other things.
The “Erotes” are a collective of winged gods associated with love and sex in Greek mythology.
The header artwork was done by the artist, Hektad.
This blog is co-run by the curators of the Society, Andrea Dionne Warmack, a PhD student in the Philosophy Department at Emory University and Jordan Pascoe, of Manhattan College. To contact us, send an email to Andrea or Jordan.
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