This 24-lecture course attempts to understand our emotions--how they provide insight and meaning--and the extent to which we are not passive but active regarding them. Our emotions, according to a recent theory, are imbued with intelligence, and a person's emotional repertoire is not a mattter of fate but a matter of emotional integrity.
Parts 1 and 2 in separate containers. 12 audiocassettes (720 min.) : analog, stereo, Dolby-processed + 2 course guidebooks.
Contents: Lecture 1. Emotions as engagements with the world. lecture 2. The wrath of Achilles. lecture 3. It's good to be afraid. lecture 4. Lessons of love: Plato's Symposium. lecture 5. We are not alone: compassion and empathy. lecture 6. Noble? Or deadly sin: pride and shame -- lecture 7. Nasty: Iago's envy, Othello's jealousy -- lecture 8. Nastier: resentment and vengeance -- lecture 9. A death in the family: the logic of grief -- lecture 10: James and the bear: emotions and feelings -- lecture 11. Freud's catharsis: the hydraulic model -- lecture 12. Are emotions "in" the mind? -- lecture 13. How emotions are intelligent -- lecture 14. Emotions as judgments -- lecture 15. Beyond boohoo and hooray -- lecture 16. Emotions are rational -- lecture 17. Emotions and responsibility -- lecture 18. Emotions in ethics -- lecture 19. Emotions and the self -- lecture 20. What is emotional experience? -- lecture 21. Emotions across cultures: universals -- lecture 22. Emotions across cultures: differences -- lecture 23. Laughter and music -- lecture 24. Happiness and spirituality.
Format:
Audio Cassette
Pages:
12 pages
Publication:
2006
Publisher:
The Teaching Company
Edition:
Philosophy & Intellectual History
Language:
eng
ISBN10:
1598030523
ISBN13:
9781598030525
kindle Asin:
1598030523
The Passions: Philosophy and the Intelligence of Emotions
This 24-lecture course attempts to understand our emotions--how they provide insight and meaning--and the extent to which we are not passive but active regarding them. Our emotions, according to a recent theory, are imbued with intelligence, and a person's emotional repertoire is not a mattter of fate but a matter of emotional integrity.
Parts 1 and 2 in separate containers. 12 audiocassettes (720 min.) : analog, stereo, Dolby-processed + 2 course guidebooks.
Contents: Lecture 1. Emotions as engagements with the world. lecture 2. The wrath of Achilles. lecture 3. It's good to be afraid. lecture 4. Lessons of love: Plato's Symposium. lecture 5. We are not alone: compassion and empathy. lecture 6. Noble? Or deadly sin: pride and shame -- lecture 7. Nasty: Iago's envy, Othello's jealousy -- lecture 8. Nastier: resentment and vengeance -- lecture 9. A death in the family: the logic of grief -- lecture 10: James and the bear: emotions and feelings -- lecture 11. Freud's catharsis: the hydraulic model -- lecture 12. Are emotions "in" the mind? -- lecture 13. How emotions are intelligent -- lecture 14. Emotions as judgments -- lecture 15. Beyond boohoo and hooray -- lecture 16. Emotions are rational -- lecture 17. Emotions and responsibility -- lecture 18. Emotions in ethics -- lecture 19. Emotions and the self -- lecture 20. What is emotional experience? -- lecture 21. Emotions across cultures: universals -- lecture 22. Emotions across cultures: differences -- lecture 23. Laughter and music -- lecture 24. Happiness and spirituality.