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Emotions

Emotions

Written by: James McCosh
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 In this insightful exploration of feelings and emotions, I challenge the conventional narratives found in our mental science literature and their influence on modern thought. This work examines emotions as psychical acts while also acknowledging their physiological aspects and effects. I strive to present the truth clearly, allowing it to illuminate the complexities of our emotional experiences without getting entangled in controversy. - Summary by Adapted from PrefaceCopyright Politics, Philosophy, Religion Hygiene & Healthy Living Philosophy Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Science Social Sciences
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