Mind: An Essay on Human Feeling, Vol. 1 (Mind (Hardcover))
by Professor Susanne K. Langer
In Mind: An Essay on Human Feeling, Volume 1, Professor Susanne K. Langer offers a philosophical exploration of human emotion and consciousness. This seminal work examines the mind's role in processing feelings, providing foundational insights into the interplay of thought and affect. Ideal for those studying philosophy and psychology.
About This Book
Mind: An Essay on Human Feeling, Volume 1, presents a profound examination of human consciousness and emotion. Authored by Professor Susanne K. Langer, this work establishes key ideas in philosophical inquiry.
The book focuses on the essence of feeling within the human experience, offering insights into how the mind processes emotions. It serves as an essential text for understanding cognitive and affective dimensions.
As a used book in good condition, it remains accessible for readers interested in classic philosophical texts. Langer's analysis bridges philosophy and psychology, inviting deeper reflection on human nature.
This volume lays the groundwork for subsequent explorations in the series, emphasizing the symbolic nature of thought and feeling.
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