Emotions and the Problem of Other Minds

In A. Hatimoysis (ed.), Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement. pp. 87-103 (2003)
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Can consideration of the emotions help to solve the problem of other minds? Intuitively, it should. We often think of emotions as public: as observable in the body, face, and voice of others. Perhaps you can simply see another's disgust or anger, say, in her demeanour and expression; or hear the sadness clearly in his voice. Publicity of..

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