Action, Emotion and WillRoutledge, 2 sept 2003 - 192 páginas Action, Emotion and Will was first published in 1963, when it was one of the first books to provoke serious interest in the emotions and philosophy of human action. Almost forty years on, Anthony Kenny's account of action and emotion is still essential reading for anyone interested in these topics. |
Índice
| vii | |
| xvii | |
| 1 | |
THE EXPERIMENTAL EXAMINATION OF THE EMOTIONS | 20 |
FEELINGS | 36 |
MOTIVES | 53 |
DESIRE | 70 |
PLEASURE | 89 |
ACTIONS AND RELATIONS | 106 |
STATES PERFORMANCES ACTIVITIES | 120 |
OBJECTS | 131 |
JUDGING AND WILLING | 142 |
SKETCH OF A THEORY OF VOLITION | 149 |
| 168 | |
| 171 | |
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action activity affairs agent animal Aristotle behaviour believes bodily body bring Brutus Caesar called causal cause chapter characteristic circumstances clear command complete concept condition connection considered contains criterion danger defined Descartes described desire discussion distinction distinguish emotion enjoy event example existence experience explain expression fact fear feel followed formal give given hand happens hold human idea impressions intensional intention James John judged judgement killed kind less logical look means mental merely mind motive nature necessary object observer occur one's operator pain particular passions pattern perception performance philosophical ping pleasure possible predicate present produced purely question reason reference regarded relation result seems sensation sense sentence sometimes soul specific stand statement suggestion theory things thought tion true utterance verb Volition voluntary wish writes