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Storge

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Stor´ge
n.1.Parental affection; the instinctive affection which animals have for their young.


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The cast for this revival includes Nuccia Focile, singing the title role, Susan Bickley, originally from Liverpool, who sang Storge in Katie Mitchell's production of Jephtha for WNO, and Peter Hoare, who created the role of Mal in James MacMillan's opera, The Sacrifice, premiered by WNO in 2007.
Besides, English in particular, not having much conceptual delineation in its term 'love', might benefit from the Greek vocabulary of agape, ludus, pragma, storge, mania, and eros.
He points out that the frequently- cited distinction among the two basic words for love found in the New Testament (agape and phile; storge and eros do not occur in the NT) is not as precise and consistent as it is sometimes described.
 
 
 
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