Philosophie der Gefühle zwischen Feeling-Theorien, Kognitionstheorien und Axiologie
Philosophy of Emotions between Feeling-Theories, Cognition-Theories, and Axiology The article addresses some central philosophical issues in the current philosophical research on emotions. There are, on the one hand, those theories that owe their ancestry to the work of William James, arguing that...
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The article addresses some central philosophical issues in the current philosophical research on emotions. There are, on the one hand, those theories that owe their ancestry to the work of William James, arguing that emotions are bodily feelings or perceptions of bodily feelings; and, on the other hand, those theories that owe their ancestry to Aristotle and Brentano arguing that emotions are cognitive, world-directed intentional states. The author points out that emotions became the focus of vigorous interest in philosophy as well as in other branches of the cognitive sciences. In view of the proliferation of the increasingly fruitful exchanges between researchers of different stripes, it is no longer useful to speak of the philosophy of emotions as a research area isolated from the approaches of other disciplines, as for example psychology, neurology, and evolutionary biology. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-3596f8f071294774926f01305282e4cb2022-12-21T22:46:53ZdeuAxia Academic PublishersLabyrinth: An International Journal for Philosophy, Value Theory and Sociocultural Hermeneutics2410-48171561-89272014-08-01161779110.25180/lj.v16i1.3128Philosophie der Gefühle zwischen Feeling-Theorien, Kognitionstheorien und AxiologieSusanne Moser0Vienna University, Graz University, Institut für Axiologische Forschungen (Vienna)Philosophy of Emotions between Feeling-Theories, Cognition-Theories, and Axiology The article addresses some central philosophical issues in the current philosophical research on emotions. There are, on the one hand, those theories that owe their ancestry to the work of William James, arguing that emotions are bodily feelings or perceptions of bodily feelings; and, on the other hand, those theories that owe their ancestry to Aristotle and Brentano arguing that emotions are cognitive, world-directed intentional states. The author points out that emotions became the focus of vigorous interest in philosophy as well as in other branches of the cognitive sciences. In view of the proliferation of the increasingly fruitful exchanges between researchers of different stripes, it is no longer useful to speak of the philosophy of emotions as a research area isolated from the approaches of other disciplines, as for example psychology, neurology, and evolutionary biology.http://www.axiapublishers.com/ojs/index.php/labyrinth/article/view/31Emotions, Feelings, Intentionality, Values, Cognitivism, Brain Research, Emmanuel Kant, William James, Joseph LeDoux, Paul Ekman, Ronald de Sousa |
| spellingShingle | Susanne Moser Philosophie der Gefühle zwischen Feeling-Theorien, Kognitionstheorien und Axiologie Labyrinth: An International Journal for Philosophy, Value Theory and Sociocultural Hermeneutics Emotions, Feelings, Intentionality, Values, Cognitivism, Brain Research, Emmanuel Kant, William James, Joseph LeDoux, Paul Ekman, Ronald de Sousa |
| title | Philosophie der Gefühle zwischen Feeling-Theorien, Kognitionstheorien und Axiologie |
| title_full | Philosophie der Gefühle zwischen Feeling-Theorien, Kognitionstheorien und Axiologie |
| title_fullStr | Philosophie der Gefühle zwischen Feeling-Theorien, Kognitionstheorien und Axiologie |
| title_full_unstemmed | Philosophie der Gefühle zwischen Feeling-Theorien, Kognitionstheorien und Axiologie |
| title_short | Philosophie der Gefühle zwischen Feeling-Theorien, Kognitionstheorien und Axiologie |
| title_sort | philosophie der gefuhle zwischen feeling theorien kognitionstheorien und axiologie |
| topic | Emotions, Feelings, Intentionality, Values, Cognitivism, Brain Research, Emmanuel Kant, William James, Joseph LeDoux, Paul Ekman, Ronald de Sousa |
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