Aprender a vivir en un mundo emocionalizado. Una mirada a Hume
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Universidad de Alcalá
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ISSN: 0034-8244, 1988-284X
Year of publication: 2022
Issue: 47
Pages: 311-327
Type: Article
More publications in: Revista de filosofía
Abstract
Nowdays we live in an emotionalized world where ethical, political or cultural and aesthetic discussions are settled in a emotional way (and are legitimized as feelings or affections), therefore it is difficult to find a space for reasoned reflection. Hume's reflection on aesthetics I think can help us here because although he thinks there is nothing written about tastes, Hume allows us to build a space for discussion (although not entirely rational) about obviously sentimental matters
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