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Emotion, Character, and Responsibility
John Sabini & Maury Silver (eds.)
Oxford University Press on Demand (1998)
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This collection of essays explores why emotions are important in our conception of a person's character, and in our own conception of self. Chapter topics include caring, loyalty, sincerity, shame, guilt, and embarrassment, and self-deception.Other Versions
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