内容简介
为什么我们不爱了？
这似乎是一个人人崇尚自由、追求自主的时代，无论男女都可以自行定义自己的爱情样貌，随意选择交往的对象。但更多的选择，并没有为人们带来更高的情感满意度。爱的前景正变得愈发不确定，经历分手和离婚的人也仍然经历着心碎……
这既是一部关于“心碎”的历史记录，也是一部批判资本主义和消费文化的学术扛鼎之作。伊娃·易洛思潜心二十年研究，结合社会学、心理学、哲学等相关理论资源，从大量文学作品、社交软件、影视、访谈和咨询中抽取出丰富的案例，为我们展现出现代社会如何影响了人们的情感结构和关系。
作者简介
[法]伊娃•易洛思Eva Illouz
享誉世界的当代思想家、社会学家。德国《时代周刊》称她为“世界上最有影响力的12位思想家之一”。
以色列希伯来大学社会学和人类学教授。曾担任美国西北大学、普林斯顿大学客座教授，法国巴黎社会科学高等学院导师、德国柏林高等研究院院士。
曾获得以色列最高科学成就奖E.M.E.T奖，并被法国授予荣誉骑士奖章。伊娃•易洛思著述颇丰，她的书已被翻译成至少18种语言。
Content introduction
Why don't we love?
This seems to be an era in which everyone advocates freedom and pursues autonomy, both men and women can define their own love appearance and choose the object of communication at will. But greater choice did not lead to greater emotional satisfaction. The future of love is becoming more uncertain, and people who go through breakups and divorces are still experiencing heartbreak...
This is both a historical record of heartbreak and an academic masterpiece that criticizes capitalism and consumer culture. Eva Iroz has devoted 20 years of research to combining sociology, psychology, philosophy and other relevant theoretical resources, and extracted a wealth of cases from a large number of literary works, social software, movies, interviews and consultations to show us how modern society has affected people's emotional structures and relationships.
About the author
Eva Illouz
World-renowned contemporary thinker and sociologist. The German magazine Die Zeit named her "one of the 12 most influential thinkers in the world".
Professor of Sociology and Anthropology, Hebrew University, Israel. He has been a visiting professor at Northwestern University and Princeton University in the United States, an instructor at the Ecole Superieure des Sciences Sociales in Paris, France, and an Academician at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Berlin, Germany.
He was awarded the E.M.E.T., Israel's highest award for scientific achievement, and was awarded the Chevalier of Honor by France. Eva Iroz is a prolific author whose books have been translated into at least 18 languages.
