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1Emotions and freedomIn Robert C. Solomon (ed.), Thinking about Feeling: Contemporary Philosophers on Emotions, Oxford University Press Usa. 2004.
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82Review essay / mental illness and criminal justiceCriminal Justice Ethics 3 (2): 62-67. 1984.Norval Morris, Madness and the Criminal Law Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1982, 235 pp
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28Sebastian Gardner., Irrationality and the Philosophy of Psychoanalysis (review)International Studies in Philosophy 28 (2): 131-132. 1996.
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21Jealous thoughtsIn Amélie Oksenberg Rorty (ed.), Explaining Emotions, University of California Press. pp. 425--463. 1980.Is jealousy eliminable? At what cost? Must it be pathological? Distinctions between jealousy and envy (and between malicious and admiring envy) are explored, as are the psychological and social roots of both. Jealousy need not be mere possessiveness, it may have more to do with self-identity, and envy should not be confused with legitimate resentment of injustice. The relations of jealousy to claims of right, to certain underlying fears, and to certain forms of love are considered.
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