Tag: emotion

  • Exhibit of Mental Health Compromised by Covid-19 Measures

    apple.news/AheduBnEkSHaCcGnkhSGQ9w This references the video posted on the Huffington article. And the protests in general. Trump supporters Protest the stay at home orders. It seems to me the only sensible way to view these protests is through the lens of mental health. I do not think it is reasonable to say that these people are…

  • Not Emotional, but Rational?

    Is there a time when you are not emotional? That is, when you’re awake at least. 😄 What is that state? Is the only time you are emotional is when you are “feeling“ emotions? What are you feeling when you’re not feeling emotional? Are you then “thinking“ emotional? It’s kind of an interesting exploration into…

  • Philosophical Dimension.

    @ it is possible to understand philosophy as having two dimensions. Non-philosophy thus is the philosophical ability to comprehend the use of the real object called philosophy. The issue that philosophy raises against this Confinement of its resources and agency, is that philosophy seeS itself –or permits a view that is itself –as without dimension;…

  • Emotion and Reason. Part 5

    I got this from Philosophics Blog who was commenting on my series of post. lets see if i can get to my point of all this. In Parts 1 and 2 I posed an exercise of monitoring and then graphing ones emotional intensity over a period of time. Then I pondered if it would be…

  • Reason and Emotion part 2: A reason scale?

    In part one of this post I ended with the idea of making a kind of “emotion scale”. In thinking about finishing the post that I started, the one that I am chopping up in to different parts right now, it crossed my mind: I wonder if we could make a “reason scale” similar to…

  • Reason and Emotion. part 1

    As a budding counselor philosopher I find myself pondering what reason and what emotion might actually be in the determination of the human being in the world. I might be wrong, and please, anyone who knows any authors or has any suggestions– I don’t think the idea of “reason” has been parsed out. Even when…

  • (Not-so?) New Hypothesis:

    Reason is subordinate to emotion. Emotion determines the capacity of reason to apprehend the world. Emotion manifest either as a static state or a fluid state; typically what we associate with Emotion is the fluid state; we notice that when emotion is not fluid that reason as a neutral and uninhibited Avenue towards true things…