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Stephen Jaeger, in his pathbreaking book Ennobling Love: In Search of a Lost Sensibility, redefines the birth of romantic love in literature in twelfth-century Europe. He argues persuasively that in the twelfth century the idealistic, spiritual, chastely passionate, morally instructive, and reverential "ennobling love" in the Western tradition that had begun with the Greeks was transformed into medieval courtly love, a new concept rooted in the new "inclusion of women in a social code that until then had

Saint Anselm and His Students Writing about Love: A Theological Foundation for the Rise of Romantic Love in Europe