Ways of Knowing: Emotion Theory of Knowledge Year One.
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Emotions shape the landscape our our mental and social lives.
Martha Nussbaum, author of Upheavals of Thought: the intelligence of emotion
Differences: A Question of Culture
• Tahitians, Germans & You• Priorities• Evoked… or not• The non-verbals
So what’s the deal? Who decides what “works” and what doesn’t?
Knowing Our Emotions
1. How are you feeling right now, at this moment? How do you know?
2. Why do you think you’re feeling this way?
3. Share it… (but try to guess what your partner is feeling BEFORE he/she says it.
4. To what extent do you think knowing your own feelings depends on knowing the feelings of others and others depend on knowing yours?
How do you fix not knowing?
Dr. Paul EkmanAnger AmusementDisgust ContemptFear EmbarrassmentHappiness Excitement Sadness GuiltSurprise Pride
ReliefSensory PleasurePain
Emotion & Belief
Justify your beliefs…
Can you? What do you use?rational argument (define
rational)self-evident
Emotional Education
• What shapes us?• What is acceptable?• The “right” attitudes and actions
*we’ll talk about “right” in the Ethics section
• What are we trying to educate?
Where is Emotion Important
Which subject upholds emotion as the most important way of knowing?
Where do you know other things by knowing your own emotions and the emotions of others?