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Dealing with Emotions and Values
2009This chapter looks at environmental learning through a lens that focuses on students’ values and emotions. We focus initially on the ways in which students deal with their own emotions and values when undertaking environmental learning activities. We then explore how students’ perceptions of environmental subject matter as value-laden or otherwise can ...
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The Journal of Value Inquiry, 2008
Sentimentalism about value is the view that ‘‘moral or evaluative concepts or properties depend somehow on human sentiments.’’ Rational sentimentalism is the view that human sentiments are subject to and responsive to a particular kind of rational assessment, and that moral or evaluative concepts depend upon sentiments that are rational in this sense ...
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Sentimentalism about value is the view that ‘‘moral or evaluative concepts or properties depend somehow on human sentiments.’’ Rational sentimentalism is the view that human sentiments are subject to and responsive to a particular kind of rational assessment, and that moral or evaluative concepts depend upon sentiments that are rational in this sense ...
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2018
Chapter 2 explores questions about the relationship between emotion and moral value. For an emotion to be virtuous, it must be getting moral value right, but what exactly does ‘getting moral value right’ mean? The debate about the moral epistemology of emotions is waged between moral rationalism and moral sentimentalism. Rationalists believe that moral
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Chapter 2 explores questions about the relationship between emotion and moral value. For an emotion to be virtuous, it must be getting moral value right, but what exactly does ‘getting moral value right’ mean? The debate about the moral epistemology of emotions is waged between moral rationalism and moral sentimentalism. Rationalists believe that moral
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Marcus Aurelius acknowledges his debt to the Stoic tradition of emotions and endorses both the analysis of emotions as value judgments, the ideal of apatheia, i.e. the eradication of ‘passions’, and the promotion of ‘good feelings’. By emotions, he means all kinds of emotional reactions to everything that reaches us from the outside, i.e.
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Managing the emotional problems of the cancer patient
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1953Ruth D Abrams +2 more
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