Kant on Emotions: Critical Essays in the Contemporary Context
Información General
- Autores: Mariannina Failla (coord.), Nuria Sánchez Madrid (coord.)
- Editores: De Gruyter
- Año de publicación: 2021
- Colecciones: New Studies in the History and Historiography of Philosophy, 8
- País: Alemania
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 9783110720716
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Ha sido reseñado en:
Con-textos Kantianos: International Journal of Philosophy, ISSN-e 2386-7655, Nº. 15, 2022, págs. 353-357
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Listado de artículos
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Introduction
Tuning the Human Mind: The Contemporaneity of Kant’s Account of Emotions
págs. 1-7
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Section 1: Mind, moral agency and emotional normativity
Kant’s Emotional Normativity and the Embodiment of Reason: Interests, Reflection and Feelings
págs. 9-24
Unpacking Moral Feeling: Kantian Clues to a Map of the Moral World
págs. 25-44
Edenic Animality, Self-Sustenance, Loving and Dying: Corporeal Biological Needs and Emotions in Kant
págs. 45-54
Kant and the "True Shame Instinct": Notes on the Future of the Human Species
págs. 55-68
págs. 69-85
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Section 2: Critical emotions: On Kant’s aftermath
págs. 87-106
Exemplary Emotions: A Discussion of Normativity in Kant’s Aesthetic Judgment
págs. 107-120
An Emotion That Seems to Be No Play: Deleuze on Kantian Sublime
págs. 121-137
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Section 3: Kant’s emotions and contemporary philosophy of mind
The Ambiguity of Kantian Emotions: Philosophical, Biological and Neuroscientific Implications
págs. 139-154
Calibration Hypothesis: Rethinking Kant’s Place for Emotion and the Brain’s Resting State
págs. 155-170
págs. 171-184
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