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The 5 Love Languages
Gary Chapman
Contributed by Roseanne Meinecke
Content
Overview
Context
Themes
Reviews
Chapter Summaries
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
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Chapter Summaries
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Chapter Summary
Chapter 1
Chapman begins the chapter with a description of a man who had been experiencing problems in his marriage. The man in the analogy describes his experi...
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Chapter 2
The author insists on the importance of love by quoting both religious texts and psychologists’ views towards the topic, as well as showing the leng...
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Chapter 3
Chapman lays bare the concept of falling in love, by stating how euphoric love can be when our switch gets triggered by someone we find captivating. B...
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Chapter 4
Chapman begins the chapter by quoting Mark Twain who once stated that a compliment could make him live for two months. The author stresses the point t...
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Chapter 5
Chapman begins the chapter by sharing his perceptions of quality time by stating that it is the art of giving undivided attention to the people you lo...
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Chapter 6
During Chapman’s studies as an anthropologist, he observed that the art of giving gifts is a universal trend among all walks of life as well as bein...
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Chapter 7
The author describes Jim’s story, portraying his wife Janice as an outstanding housekeeper who dutifully cleans, does laundry, and irons clothes. Ji...
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Chapter 8
Physical touch is the major love language through which most couples communicate their feelings and emotions towards each other. Chapman verifies the ...
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Chapter 9
After carefully listing and elaborating on the five languages of emotional love, the author enlightens the reader on the methods employed in discoveri...
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Chapter 10
The author begins the chapter by posing a rhetorical question to the reader, enquiring about the possibility of communicating in each other’s langua...
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Chapter 11
Psychologists state that love forms a connection to other emotional needs such as security, significance, and self-appreciation. The author says that ...
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Chapter 12
The author bases the chapter on a question enquired by a reader, Ann, on whether one can love an unlovable person. Ann's question made Chapman and his...
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Chapter 13
The author states that the Five Love Languages are also applicable to children. He suggests that parents should nurture their children with all the fi...
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Chapter 14
Chapman recaps a fact from chapter 2 that learning the 5 Languages of Love and truly communicating with them might radically affect the habits of your...
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