The Emotions: A Philosophical Exploration [Book Review]

Philosophical Review 111 (1):132-135 (2002)
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Abstract

Peter Goldie’s The Emotions is a fascinating account distinguished by its originality and breadth. Throughout, the account is well grounded in sound common sense, as Goldie lets his careful and sensitive interpretation of the phenomena drive his theory rather than the other way around.

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