Aristotle on Emotion (Paperback, New ed)

I. Aristotle's Analysis of Emotional Response I. Emotion and cognition 2. The study of emotion and demonstrative science 3. A contribution to rhetoric 4. A contribution to poetics 2. A New Political-Ethical Psychology r. The development of a bipartite psychology 2. A peculiarly human psychology J. An advance over tripartition as a political-ethical psychology 4. Different from tripartition as a developing biological psychology J. Consequences for Political Theory r. Moral education 2. The imperfection of young people 3. Natural slaves 4. Women and their subordinate role 4. Consequences for Ethical Theory I. A new conception of human virtue 2. Virtuous action without calculation 3. Moral virtue and the goal of action 4. Practical and non-practical emotions 5. Temperance and human appetites 6. Non-emotional modes of social interaction Epilogue r. Human emotion, doxa and pbantctsia 2. The effect of emotion on judgment, the involvement of pain and pleasure J. An analysis emphasising similarity 4. Analysis involving difference in degree 5. Laughter as finding something funny Index of ancient sources Index of modern authors Index of subjects