FEELING AND THOUGHT: A RESTATEMENT

In the Mood for Thought: Feeling and Thinking in Philosophy

Population and Poverty: A Review and Restatement

Worldwide in the 1990s over one billion persons are estimated to have a purchasing power of below a dollar per day, the conventional demarcation of “absolute poverty.” Other dimensions of poverty, extending beyond income measures to encompass a person’s broader capabilities and social functioning, are less empirically accessible. Poverty is commonly thought to be associated with high fertility ...

Feeling, Thought and Orientation: William James and the Idealist Anti-cartesian Tradition

Twentieth-century philosophical and psychological thought about emotion effectively started with the work of William James. While for much of the second half of that century, James’s work had definitely fallen out of favour, recently there have been definite signs of a revival.1 Such a positive re-evaluation is, I believe, welldeserved, as James’s approach to emotion has many under-appreciated ...

Panpsychism: A Restatement of the Genetic Argument

Expressive Theories of Law: a General Restatement

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................. 1504 I. EXPRESSIVE THEORIES OF REASON AND ETHICS IN GENERAL ... 1506 A. The Concept ofExpression ..................................................... 1506 B. Expressive Theories of Individual Conduct ............................. 1508 II. EXPRESSION AND COLLECTIVE ACTION ....................................