Three moments of love in Leonard Cohen and Bruce Cockburn
Subtitle: desire, love and politics, from the masculine perspective
By: Paul Nonnekes
Publisher: Black Rose Press
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Montréal; Tonawanda, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 184
Subjects: Cohen, Leonard, -- 1934- -- Criticism and interpretation; Cockburn, Bruce -- Criticism and interpretation
Description: "Three Moments of Love is a series of reflections on the work of Leonard Cohen and Bruce Cockburn. These two artists, so different in style and temperament, are brought together in one work in order to compare and examine the way in which they approach the question of love and desire: in their art and in their life.".

"Although the work of Leonard Cohen and Bruce Cockburn are not often thought of as addressing similar questions, Nonnekes contends that, despite widely different routes both of these artists arrive at a similar place in their desire: the love provided by communion with the feminine other.

From a psychoanalytic perspective, especially Lacan and Kristeva, and from the critical theory of Benjamin, Nonnekes proposes two subjects, one called I, from Cohen's work, and one called S, from Cockburn's work, and follows the journeys of each of these subjects as they yearn for love."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index