La estructura disposicional de los sentimientos

• Autores: Omar Rosas
• Localización: Ideas y valores: Revista Colombiana de Filosofía, ISSN-e 0120-0062, Vol. 60, Nº. 145, 2011, págs. 5-31
• Idioma: español
• Títulos paralelos:
  • The Dispositional Structure of Sentiments
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  • español

    Con base en la teoría valorativa de las emociones, desarrollada por Frijda y sus colegas, se argumenta que los sentimientos pueden entenderse como parcialmente isomorfos a las emociones, cuyo rasgo fundamental radica en las disposiciones de un individuo a creer en sus experiencias emocionales y actuar en congruencia con estas. Además, se exploran los criterios que permiten diferenciar los sentimientos de otros tipos de disposición como los estados de ánimo y los rasgos de carácter.

    Finalmente se subraya la pertinencia de esta investigación para la filosofía política y moral.

  • English

    On the basis of the appraisal theory of emotions developed by Frijda and his colleagues, the article argues that sentiments may be understood as partially isomorphic to emotions, whose main characteristic is the disposition of individuals to believe in their emotional experiences and to act in accordance with them. It also explores the criteria that make it possible to differentiate sentiments from other types of dispositions such as moods and character traits. Finally, it underscores the relevance of this research for political and moral philosophy.

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