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SUMMARY:Talk Andrea Scarantino (CISA lecture series)
DESCRIPTION:Emotions and Direction of Fit: Descriptive\, Imperative or Both?  The dominant view about emotions is that they have a descriptive\, mind-to-world direction of fit. This is true for judgmentalist and perceptualist theories of emotions but also\, somewhat surprisingly\, for Deonna and Teroni’s attitudinal theory. In this talk\, I will argue that we should think of emotions as essentially having an imperative\, world-to-mind direction of it. I will investigate how descriptive and imperative directions of fit may co-exist and be coordinated in emotional episodes\, ultimately making the case that emotions have a dual direction of fit. This descriptive-cum-imperative direction of fit gives rise to two dimensions of normative assessment. Are emotions occurring when they are supposed to? Are emotions bringing about what they are supposed to? I will conclude by exploring the implications of this model with respect to emotion regulation.  ON SITE  &   ZOOM MEETING https://unige.zoom.us/j/64532177183?pwd=DPjBY4SlUx5aGaaR84uFIvq38QeCAW.1  Meeting ID: 645 3217 7183 Passcode: 954331
URL:https://neurocenter-unige.ch/agenda/talk-andrea-scarantino-cisa-lecture-series/
LOCATION:H8-01-D
CATEGORIES:Seminars psychology
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