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ent philosophical and scientific debates about emotions and offers significant insights into the role of emotions for understanding interpersonal relations and the relation between emotion and ethics.978-1-349-29958-4978-0-230-58446-4

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Anette Skowronsky,Christine von Reibnitzs them?’ And conversely, what do we learn about the self given a correct interpretation of the emotions. This chapter is an attempt to answer those questions. Insight into what the I is allows us to see aspects of the emotions we might otherwise miss. What surprised me was the reverse: clarity about the emotions leads to a better grasp of the I.