Thinking about Feeling

Introduction, Robert C. SolomonPart I: Emotions, Physiology, and Intentionality 1. Primitive Emotions, John Deigh2. Emotion: Biological Fact Or Social Construction?, Jenefer Robinson3. Embodied Emotions, Jesse PrinzPart II: Emotion, Appraisal, and Cognition 4. Emotions: What I Know, What I'd Like To Think I Know, And What I'd Like To Think, Ronald de Sousa5. Emotions, Thoughts, and Feelings: Emotions as Engagements in the World, Robert C. SolomonPart III: Emotions and Feelings 6. Emotion, Feeling, And Knowledge of The World, Peter Goldie7. Emotions and Subjectivity, Cheshire CalhounPart IV: Emotions and Rationality 8. Emotions, Rationality, and Mind-Body, Patricia Greenspan9. Some Considerations About Intellectual Desire and Emotions, Michael StockerPart V: Emotions, Action, and Freedom 10. Emotion and Action, Jon Elster11. Emotions And Freedom, Jerome Neu...

First sentence: Two facts about emotions stand out among the many that a theory of the subject ought to cover.

Year

2004

Language

English

Publisher

Oxford University Press, USA

Editions

3

Pages

308

ISBN

9780195153170

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