Deigh, John, ed. Deigh. On Emotions: Philosophical Essays. New York: Oxford University Press, 2013. Pp. 256. $74.00 [Book Review]

Ethics 125 (2):576-581 (2015)
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John Deigh’s On Emotions is a well-chosen collection of essays written in memory of Robert C. Solomon. The authors present Solomon's work as a breakthrough in the philosophy of the emotions, one that paved the way for cognitive theories according to which emotions are evaluative judgments for which we can be held responsible.

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