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emotions are typically conscious phenomena; yet
dispositions to manifest certain emotion types, such as irascibility, are often unconscious;
emotions typically involve more pervasive bodily manifestations than other conscious states, but
they cannot reliably be discriminated on physiological grounds alone;
emotions vary along a number of dimensions: intensity, duration, valence, type and range of intentional objects, etc.;
they are typically, but not always, manifested in desires;
they are distinct from moods, but modified by them;
they are reputed to be antagonists of rationality; but also
they play an indispensable role in determining the quality of life;
they contribute crucially to defining our ends and priorities;
they play a crucial role in the regulation of social life;
they protect us from an excessively slavish devotion to narrow conceptions of rationality;
they have a central place in moral education and the moral life.
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