The Diversity of Love Journal

Knowledge from Research and Practice

The Diversity of Western and Eastern Cultures

Article published on April 3, 2022 by Victor Karandashev

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For a long time, the cultural distinction between Western and Eastern cultures has been the subject of public debate and academic study. Western cultures have usually been thought of as those of the United Kingdom, France, Germany, the Netherlands, the … Continue reading →

Modern and Traditional Models of Relationships in Spain

Article published on March 25, 2022 by Victor Karandashev

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Interest in love studies has been on the rise among Spanish researchers in recent decades. Scholars explored the general processes of love relationships and culturally specific aspects of Spanish cultural models of love (Karandashev, 2019, 2022). Let us look at … Continue reading →

Interpersonal Self-Disclosure Differs in Different Cultures

Article published on March 4, 2022 by Victor Karandashev

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Self-disclosure is the way an individual communicates and shares personal information with another. Values and opinions, goals and aspirations, plans and thoughts, feelings and preferences, achievements and failures, fears and hopes, dreams and disappointments—all these internal personal things can be … Continue reading →