Human Emotions and Fallible Judgments: A Pragmatist Sketch of Cognitivism
Human Emotions and Fallible Judgments: A Pragmatist Sketch of Cognitivism
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Pennsylvania State University Press
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The author argues that Peirce, James, and Dewey propose a version of emotional cognitivism (the position that an emotion is in effect a judgment and, as such, highly fallible). He goes on to highlight certain features of human emotions, conceived in this light, above all emotional reflexivity (the feelings we tend to have about our own feelings, e....
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Human Emotions and Fallible Judgments: A Pragmatist Sketch of Cognitivism
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TN_cdi_projectmuse_journals_842183_S1527938321300070
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/TN_cdi_projectmuse_journals_842183_S1527938321300070
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0891-625X
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1527-9383
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10.5325/jspecphil.35.3.0289
