Shame and Philosophy: An Investigation in the Philosophy of Emotions and EthicsEngaging with current research in the philosophy of emotions, both analytic and continental, the author argues that reductionist accounts of emotions leave us in a state of poverty regarding our understanding of our world and of ourselves. |
Contents
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Philosophy Science and What Emotions Really Are | 7 |
2 To Make Our Voices Resonate or To Be Silent? Shame as Fundamental Ontology | 42 |
3 Emotion Cognition and World | 87 |
4 Shame and World | 123 |
Notes | 156 |
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Shame and Philosophy: An Investigation in the Philosophy of Emotions and Ethics P. Hutchinson No preview available - 2008 |
Shame and Philosophy: An Investigation in the Philosophy of Emotions and Ethics P. Hutchinson No preview available - 2008 |
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