Las emociones y las pasiones en Aristóteles: Conceptualización e interpretación

Luis Fernando Garcés Giraldo; Conrado de Jesús Giraldo Zuluaga

Las emociones y las pasiones en Aristóteles: Conceptualización e interpretación

Luis Fernando Garcés Giraldo, Conrado de Jesús Giraldo Zuluaga

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It is evident in the text how Aristotle, from some of his connotadas works, brings us to the world of emotions that the human being experiences, in particular allows us to know the emotions of anger, compassion, fear and envy, to that through the specific knowledge of the theory related in each one of them, its most important characteristics can be established.

Idioma original	Inglés estadounidense
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Publicación	Espacios
Volumen	39
N.º	4
Estado	Indizado - 2018
Publicado de forma externa	Sí

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