What is an emotion? : classic and contemporary readings

What is an emotion? : classic and contemporary readings / edited by Robert C. Solomon.

"What Is an Emotion? is appropriate for any course in which the nature of emotion plays a major role, including philosophy of emotion, philosophy of mind, history of psychology, emotion and motivation, moral psychology, and history and psychology of consciousness courses. The second edition pro...

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Other Authors: Solomon, Robert C.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Oxford University Press, 2003.
Edition:2nd ed.
Subjects:
Emotions.
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505 0 0 |t Introduction: "What Is an Emotion?" --  |g I.  |t Historical Background --  |t From Rhetoric /  |r Aristotle --  |t From On the Soul /  |r Aristotle --  |t From Nicomachean Ethics /  |r Aristotle --  |t From Early Stoics /  |r The Stoics --  |t From Seneca, De Ira /  |r The Stoics --  |t From Galen, On the Doctrines of Hippocrates and Plato /  |r The Stoics --  |t From The Passions of the Soul /  |r Rene Descartes --  |t From Ethics /  |r Benedict Spinoza --  |t From A Treatise of Human Nature /  |r David Hume --  |g II.  |t Meeting of Philosophy and Psychology --  |t From The Expression of Emotion in Man and Animals /  |r Charles Robert Darwin --  |t From What Is an Emotion? /  |r William James --  |t From Bodily Changes in Pain, Hunger, Fear and Rage /  |r Walter B. Cannon --  |t From The Theory of Emotion /  |r John Dewey --  |t From The Unconscious /  |r Sigmund Freud --  |t Anxiety (From General Lectures on Psychoanalysis) /  |r Sigmund Freud --  |t From Cognitive, Social, and Physiological Determinants of Emotional State /  |r Stanley Schachter and Jerome E. Singer --  |t From Biological and Cultural Contributions to Body and Facial Movement in the Expression of Emotions /  |r Paul Ekman --  |t Appraisal: The Minimal Cognitive Prerequisites of Emotion /  |r Richard Lazarus --  |t Emotions are Functional, Most of the Time /  |r Nico Frijda --  |t From Unnatural Emotions /  |r Catherine Lutz --  |t From The Feeling of What Happens /  |r Antonio Damasio --  |g III.  |t Continental Tradition --  |t From On the Origin of Our Knowledge of Right and Wrong /  |r Franz Brentano --  |t From Formalism in Ethics and Non-Formal Ethics of Values /  |r Max Scheler --  |t Charles Guignon, Moods in Heidegger's Being and Time /  |r Martin Heidegger --  |t From The Emotions: A Sketch of a Theory /  |r Jean-Paul Sartre --  |g IV.  |t Conceptual Analysis and Emotion --  |t From The Concept of Mind /  |r Gilbert Ryle --  |t From Emotions /  |r Errol Bedford --  |t From Action, Emotion and Will /  |r Anthony Kenny --  |t From Emotions and Choice /  |r Robert C. Solomon --  |t Cognitive Emotions? /  |r Cheshire Calhoun --  |t From The Rationality of Emotion /  |r Ronald De Sousa --  |t Irreducibility of Affectivity /  |r Michael Stocker --  |t Reasons to Feel /  |r Patricia Greenspan --  |t Emotions as Judgements of Value and Importance /  |r Martha Nussbaum --  |t From What Emotions Really Are /  |r Paul Griffiths. 
520 1 |a "What Is an Emotion? is appropriate for any course in which the nature of emotion plays a major role, including philosophy of emotion, philosophy of mind, history of psychology, emotion and motivation, moral psychology, and history and psychology of consciousness courses. The second edition provides much more material on emotions in the sciences and more from recent philosophical theories, encompassing recent shifts in theorizing on three fronts: the wealth of new information on the central nervous system and the brain; new developments in cross-cultural research and anthropology; and the recent emphasis on "cognition" in emotion, both in philosophy and the social sciences. New selections include work by Antonio Damasio, Ronald De Sousa, Paul Ekman, Nico Frijda, Patricia Greenspan, Paul Griffiths, Richard Lazarus, Catherine Lutz, Martha Nussbaum, and Michael Stocker."--Jacket. 
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