The Emotions of Rational Agents.

The project will describe the relation of affective and rational capacities in terms of asymmetrical explanatory relations. This can be done by thinking of agents as embodied subjects, who through complex selfrepresentational and self-regulative abilities structure their actions in the light of rational considerations. This approach to the unity of the subject has historical antecedents in Fichte (1794) and Hegel (1830).

Keywords:PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION, THEOLOGY

Disciplines:Theory and methodology of philosophy, Philosophy, Theology and religious studies, Other philosophy, ethics and religious studies not elsewhere classified