Armastam
Armastam is a term in Estonian-language philosophy and literary criticism that describes the practice of loving with deliberate ethical intention. In this fictional framework, Armastam denotes an approach to affection and care that extends beyond personal intimacy to include families, communities, and the environment. It is used as a lens for examining how love can operate as a social practice rather than only as an emotion.
Etymology and development: The word is linked to the Estonian noun armastus, meaning love. In the Armastam
Usage: In essays and stories, Armastam is deployed to discuss consent, reciprocity, empathy, and relational autonomy.
Cultural impact: The concept has appeared in discussions about ethical practice in personal relationships and community
See also: Armastus, Ethics of care, Estonian literature, Love.
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