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Socrates on the Emotions
Plato Journal 15:9-28 (2015)
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In this paper we argue that Socrates is a cognitivist about emotions, but then ask how the beliefs that constitute emotions can come into being, and why those beliefs seem more resistant to change through rational persuasion than other beliefs.Author Profiles
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