The aim of this bachelor thesis is to examine the concept of
love from analytical lenses and to explain from which
perspective love can act as a source of oppression and when as
a liberating concept. By exploring the love-family-state
relationship, the thesis presents a feminist critique of
women’s oppression within the family, which is hidden under
concept of love. Subsequently the thesis offers a
post-anarchist lens through which love can be viewed in its
alternative form as a liberating and egalitarian concept
ensuring political-resistant strategies towards the public
sphere of the world.