Two anthropocentric approaches to the concept of love

The article contains a brief analysis of the concept of love, developed by the philosopher L. Feuerbach, a representative of German classical philosophy and philosopher of science K. Popper, an apologist for an open society. The diametrically opposite approaches of philosophers to the phenomenon of love, not excluding same-sex, are due to differences in views on the nature of social relations between people and the status of the individual in these relations, as well as in views on the problems of truth and freedom.