Passion And Action by Susan James
Emotions in Seventeenth-Century Philosophy
This philosophical exploration delves into the intricate relationship between emotions and rationality, challenging the traditional dichotomy that separates the two. By examining historical perspectives and integrating contemporary insights, the book argues that emotions are not merely passive experiences but are deeply intertwined with our rational capacities, influencing our actions and decisions. It offers a nuanced understanding of how emotions can be both a source of motivation and a guide to ethical behavior, ultimately advocating for a more integrated view of human nature where passion and reason coexist harmoniously.
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- 1997
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