Don-Juanism: Value Dispositions, Preferences, Manners

Russian Studies in Philosophy 58 (2):138-149 (2020)
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Don Juanism is a type of consciousness, value system, and mode of behavior specific to amorous–erotic relationships. It reflects an overall image of Don Juan as presented in Molière’s famous comedy...

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