Sentimental value

Philosophical Quarterly 53 (212):373–379 (2003)
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Abstract

I analyse the concept of sentimental value, with a view to identifying its relations with the notions of intrinsic, final, extrinsic and instrumental value. The analysis explores issues arising in the understanding of an object as sentimentally valuable, and reveals a serious tension in the common sense extrinsic conception of sentimental value

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Anthony Hatzimoysis
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

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