Chapter 8: Nicolai Hartmann’s Approach to Affectivity and Its Relevance for the Current Debate Over Feelings

Zaborowski, Robert

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“…[19][20][21][22] 2010 1887-1967) i R. G. Collingwood (1889Collingwood ( -1943. The work of W. Chołostiakow had no impact on modifications I made to the 2010 version of my own paper recently.…”

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R. G. Collingwood’s Views on the Feeling – Thought Relation and Their Relevance for Current Research

Zaborowski

2016

Studia Humana

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Abstract:Current research in affectivity is often dominated by perspectives on the feeling/thinking dichotomy. In the paper first I reconstruct Collingwood's position on this point as it is presented in his Religion and Philosophy, The Principles of Art, and New Leviathan, and then compare it shortly with Bergson's view. In total five of Collingwood's different readings of the feeling/thought relation are brought to light. Finally, I opt for a view that takes feeling and thought to be complementary and inseparable, and I try to explain why and how they are better treated in this way.

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R. G. Collingwood’s Views on the Feeling – Thought Relation and Their Relevance for Current Research

Zaborowski

2016

Studia Humana

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“…But those who do interest them-selves in links between emotions and materialities investigate fascinating matters such as affective objects (see e.g., Schreirer & Picard, 2000), relational artefacts and evocative objects (Turkle, 2007(Turkle, , 2011. Using Hartmann's approach and his hierarchy of effectivity (see e.g., Zaborowsky, 2011) researchers strive to understand emotive energies discharged by properties and objects, based on an approach which combines language and materiality with theories of affect and subjectivity (Navaro-Yashin, 2009) or how the affective capacity of some objects is sustained over time (Börjesson, n.d.).…”

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Material culture of multilingualism and affectivity

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2012

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Affectivity is an important dimension in humans' social and individual lives. It is either a stimulating or hindering aspect of language learning. This article aims to draw attention to material culture as a powerful, but mostly neglected source of data on the use and acquisition of languages, and demonstrates the close and intricate links between affectivity and material culture. It is hoped that revealing these interrelationships will assist in understanding and managing language diversity. It will allow practitioners and teachers to carry out social and private encounters, events and language teaching with more care, understanding and expertise. Researchers will be encouraged to join the investigation of yet one more important facet of multilingualismmaterial culture.

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P. M. S. Hacker on Emotions, Passions, and Human Nature

Zaborowski

2021

Organon

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The paper is a discussion of P. M. S. Hacker, The Passions: A Study of Human Nature (2018). After a general presentation of the book I mostly focus on its first part, which deals with categories and concepts essential to the philosophy of the emotions. Next I pass on to two subsequent parts of the book devoted to particular emotions. After a brief overview I say more, by way of exemplification, on the chapter on love. I end with a final assessment.

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Chapter 8: Nicolai Hartmann’s Approach to Affectivity and Its Relevance for the Current Debate Over Feelings

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R. G. Collingwood’s Views on the Feeling – Thought Relation and Their Relevance for Current Research

R. G. Collingwood’s Views on the Feeling – Thought Relation and Their Relevance for Current Research

Material culture of multilingualism and affectivity

P. M. S. Hacker on Emotions, Passions, and Human Nature

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