Some clarifications about the concept of emotion
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https://doi.org/10.32870/ac.v9i3.14643Keywords:
emotions, computational/modular theory, Wittgenstein, fallacies, cognitivism, behaviorism.Abstract
My aim is to make a succinet presentation and to contrast to conceptions of emotions, viz., the one that derives from a computational and modular theory of the mind and the one that can be extracted from the Wittgenstein’s writings. I attempt to demonstrate that the former is founded on radical misinterpretations and that, in the end, it lacks explanatory power. I will try to exhibit several fallacies that are present in the writings of the various advocates of cognitivism, such as begging the question, circularity, vicious, regressions, etc. I also want to clarify that the notions that are used in “cognitive psychology” either inevitably have a behaviorist character or are completely meaningless.
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