Magyar Filozófiai Szemle/Hungarian Phiposophical Review 2020/1.

Self, Narrativity, Emotions

Contents

Preface

• Csaba Pléh: Narrative Identity in its Crises in Modern Literature
• Gábor Boros: First Phase of the Narrative Theory of Personal Identity: Wilhelm Dilthey, and Georg Misch
• Tim Thornton: Narrative Identity and Dementia
• Gergely Ambrus: The Identity of Persons: Narrative Constitution or Psychological Continuity?
• Judit Szalai: The ‘Reasons of Love’ Debate in Analytic Philosophy: Reasons, Narratives, and Biology
• David Weberman: What is an Existential Emotion?
• Lore Hühn: Com-passion: On the Foundations of Moral Philosophy for J. J. Rousseau and Arthur Schopenhauer
• Hye Young Kim: An Existentialist Analysis of Forgiveness and Gratitude
• James Cartlidge: Heidegger’s Philosophical Anthropology of Moods
• Philippe Cabestan: Bad Faith versus Unconscious: a Credible Alternative?
• Csaba Olay: Alienation
• Philipp Höfele: New Technologies and the “Heuristics of Fear”: The Meaning and Prehistory of an Emotion in Jonas, Heidegger and Hegel

Contributors
Summaries

Szerző:

Gergely Ambrus and Csaba Olay (szerk.)

Megjelenés dátuma:

2020

Információk:

kartonált, 190 oldal

ISBN:

ISSN 0025-0090