Emotions, Identifications, and Evaluation

American Philosophical Quarterly 53 (1):39-54 (2016)
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Theories of identification explain which elements in our mental economy determine our authoritative standpoint and which elements are external. My evaluative theory explains this special authority by considering the holistic pattern of emotional evaluations and evaluative judgments without excluding Jaworska's so-called "marginal cases".

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