Han Seok-hwan: The Return of Emotion

The history of Western philosophy, marked by the accidents of reason, was one of discrimination, rejection and castration. But emotions are not slavery to reason, nor the beginning of reason. There are roles of reason and roles of emotion. A symbiosis that needs each other. This book focuses on Aristotle. While recognizing the limitations of ancient Greek tragedy poets who had given a positive role in their emotions, they also took to heart Plato’s warning of extreme anti-emotionistism and carefully put their emotions into the background. The creative lottery work on Aristotle's feelings and the specifics of it are the challenges of this book. According to Aristotle, emotions are defined as ‘countship’ and ‘body’. Not only are we cognitive as the modern emotional judgment theory claims, but we can also be reduced to physiological factors as the opposition argues. It shows his emotion by exploring the role of Aristotle in each region, and the weight it takes, with the question of emotion in mind, ethics and tragedy. Twenty-fourth volume of the School of Sciences at the University of the St.

Korean title: 감정의 귀환

Korean author: 한석환

Korean publisher: 성균관대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9791155505038