"Love in a Time of Capital": A Response to the Papers

The essays gathered here display the vitality of humanities scholarship about what must be considered a basic question for today: what are the powers enabling, and challenging facing, human efforts at understanding, communion, and eros in the contemporary world? Where did these powers and challenges come from, and how do they function? And what, if anything, might be done to confront and resist their characteristic deforming pressures on the lives of every human alive today?