Thinking about feeling : contemporary philosophers on emotions

Abstract

Introduction PART I: EMOTIONS, PHYSIOLOGY, AND INTENTIONALITY 1. Primitive 2. Emotion: Biological Fact Or Social Construction? 3. Embodied PART 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 5. Emotions, Thoughts, and Feelings: as Engagements in the World PART III: EMOTIONS AND FEELINGS 6. Emotion, Feeling, And Knowledge of The World 7. Subjectivity and Emotion PART IV: EMOTIONS AND RATIONALITY 8. Emotions, Rationality, and Mind/Body 9. Some Considerations About Intellectual Desire and PART V: EMOTIONS, ACTION, AND FREEDOM 10. Emotion and Action 11. And Freedom PART VI: EMOTION AND VALUE 12. as Judgments of Value and Importance 13. Feelings That Matter 14. Perturbations Of Desire: Disarming Morality in the Great Song of The Mahabharata PART VII: ON THEORIES OF EMOTION 15. Is Emotion a Natural Kind? 16. Emotion As A Subtle Mental Mode 17. Enough Already with Theories of the Emotions

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