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Learning to Love

This chapter considers how we learn to love at an early age from a variety of cultural productions, such as Disney films and teen romance novels. It digs deep into the culture of Twilight and its more grown-up—if illegitimate—progeny, Fifty Shades of Grey, to argue that romance is primarily an economic fantasy, although one that relies on both white supremacy and patriarchal gender roles to make sense.