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II—Adam Morton: Emotional Accuracy
Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume 76 (1):265-275 (2002)
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This is a reply to de Sousa's 'Emotional Truth', in which he argues that emotions can be objective, as propositional truths are. I say that it is better to distinguish between truth and accuracy, and agree with de Sousa to the extent of arguing that emotions can be more or less accurate, that is, based on the facts as they are.Author's Profile
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