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The Argument Of Love Ackerman Summary

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Ms.Ackerman is setting up the argument of love in this paragraph because she wants people to know what love is and how people should treat you when they love you. In the paragraph it states "If we search for the source of the word we find history vague and confusing, stretching back to the Sanskrit lubhyati ("he desires"). She wants to explain the true meaning of the word because people don't under stand how you're supposed to love someone that truly means something to you. This explains that the word can be confusing and have no true meaning to it. When you love someone you are supposed to know about the person what they like, etc.

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