Historical writings about courtly and romantic love
● The Art of Courtly Love – by Andreas Capellanus (1190)
● Mentions of “Romantic love” in English literature (1700-1800)
● Mediaeval Love – by Violet Paget (1895)
● The Troubadours – by H.J. Chaytor (1913)
● Courtly love – by C. S. Lewis (1936)
● Eleanor of Aquitaine’s ‘Courts of Love’ – by Amy Kelly (1937)
● Masculine submission & ‘Love service’ – Sandra Alfonsi (1986)
Contemporary writings about courtly and romantic love
● Courtly Love Today (Summary of paper by John G. Rechtien – 1988)
● Courtly Love Described (Brooklyn College – 2000)
● Courtly Love, An Overview (Michael Delahoyde – 2006)
● Rise of Courtly Love (Brandy Stark – 2007)
● To ‘Believe’ in Love – The Religious Significance of the Romantic Love Myth in Western Modernity (Sarah Balstrup – 2012)
● The Sexual-Relations Contract (Peter Wright – 2013)
● Damseling, Chivalry and Courtly Love (part 1) (Peter Wright – 2016)
● Damseling, Chivalry and Courtly Love (part 2) (Peter Wright – 2016)
● The Evolution of Gynocentrism Via Romance Writings (Peter Wright – 2017)
● To Be a Better Man: Courtly Values Revived in Modern Film (R. Cormier – 2018)
● Sexual Feudalism (Peter Wright, Wiki4Men entry – 2019)
● Courtly Love – by Joshua J. Mark (2019)
● ‘Frau Minne’ Goddess of Romantic Love (Peter Wright, 2020)
● Is Romantic Love a Timeless Evolutionary Universal, Or a Creation of The Middle Ages? (Peter Wright, 2022)
Gynocentrism and its Cultural Origins 