Titlebook: Emotions as Original Existences; A Theory of Emotion, Demian Whiting Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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,The Democracies’ Unfinished Business,nt is important because it paves the way for how I proceed in Chap. 3, where appealing to the phenomenology of emotion, I argue that emotions are types of bodily feeling states that have no representational or intentional properties of their own. I also take up the question of whether emotions are a

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Collective Bargaining in the Public Sector,g out and motivating three key features of the feeling theory to which I subscribe, namely (1) emotions are feeling states, (2) emotions are feeling states of a distinctive kind, and (3) emotions are feeling states and lack intentional or representational properties. I then defend that theory from a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01443-8r how we are disposed to behave. I begin by describing some key features of dispositions, stimulus conditions and categorical bases and say something about the relationship that holds between them. I then argue that in the case of people, desires (and desire-like states) are dispositions to behavior

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Developing Microservices Using Payara Micro,should not behave are intrinsically motivating states, then emotions must serve as the categorical bases for the behavioral dispositions involved in moral thought. I also advance the view that emotions play an important regulatory role by way of ensuring that we form the right moral judgments, that

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-71213-0 has a key role in explaining the presence of virtues and vices. Second, I argue that if the virtues and vices in question have emotional bases, then this has implications for the cultivation of virtue. Third, I relate the idea that emotions are the categorical bases for virtues and vices to a well-

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Finance for Overseas Construction,ausibly often have their source in emotion. Here, I am particularly concerned to spell out the implications that claims advanced earlier in the book may have for our understanding of the role of emotion in explaining symptoms associated with various mental health conditions, including disorders of c

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