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vol. 8 (2)
Positive feelings on the border between phenomenology, psychology and virtue ethicsEdited by Guccinelli Roberta; Iocco Gemmo
Deadline: Jul 31st 2020
One of the liveliest topics of research in contemporary philosophy is the study of negative emotions— the so-called ombres de l’âme (Tappolet, Teroni, Konzelmann Ziv, Bilgrami, Nussbaum, Salice, Montes Sánchez)—and of pathological or abnormal affective experiences (Ratcliffe, Colombetti, Bayne and Fernàndez)
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