5. The Unsayable Self-Feeling Body: Feeling, Representation, and Reality in Fichte' s Transcendental Idealism

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction: A Logic for the Reasons of the Heart? 1
5. 1. Affect in Twentieth-Century Thought 7
6. 2. James's Theory of the Emotions in the Context of His Conception of the Mind 24
7. 3. Freud, Affect, and the Logic of the Unconscious 46
8. 4. Kant, Mind, and Self-Consciousness 71
9. 5. The Unsayable Self-Feeling Body: Feeling, Representation, and Reality in Fichte' s Transcendental Idealism 88
10. 6. The Feeling and Representing Organism: Schelling, Transcendental Idealism, and Naturphilosophie 106
11. 7. Hegel, Affect, and Cognition 127
12. 8. The Relevance of Idealist Psychology in a Darwinian World 145
13. Notes 159
14. Bibliography 185
15. Index 195