Michael S. Brady is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Glasgow, UK. He works on the philosophy of emotion and its links with moral philosophy and epistemology, and has published and edited a number of books in these areas.

'This is an excellent book: lucidly and engagingly written, packed with appealing examples, and persuasively argued. While developing his own thesis, Brady takes care throughout to draw his readers into the debate, providing them with the tools to think about the issues for themselves. The result is a stimulating and illuminating introduction to the philosophy of emotion.'Carolyn Price, The Open University, UK

• Acknowledgments. Introduction. Chapter 1: The Nature of Emotion. Chapter 2: Emotion, Knowledge, and Understanding. Chapter 3: Emotion and Action. Chapter 4: Emotions and Social Groups. Chapter 5: Emotion, Morality, and Art. Glossary. Bibliography.

Michael S. Brady is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Glasgow, UK. He works on the philosophy of emotion and its links with moral philosophy and epistemology, and has published and edited a number of books in these areas.

'This is an excellent book: lucidly and engagingly written, packed with appealing examples, and persuasively argued. While developing his own thesis, Brady takes care throughout to draw his readers into the debate, providing them with the tools to think about the issues for themselves. The result is a stimulating and illuminating introduction to the philosophy of emotion.'Carolyn Price, The Open University, UK

• Acknowledgments. Introduction. Chapter 1: The Nature of Emotion. Chapter 2: Emotion, Knowledge, and Understanding. Chapter 3: Emotion and Action. Chapter 4: Emotions and Social Groups. Chapter 5: Emotion, Morality, and Art. Glossary. Bibliography.

Michael S. Brady is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Glasgow, UK. He works on the philosophy of emotion and its links with moral philosophy and epistemology, and has published and edited a number of books in these areas.

'This is an excellent book: lucidly and engagingly written, packed with appealing examples, and persuasively argued. While developing his own thesis, Brady takes care throughout to draw his readers into the debate, providing them with the tools to think about the issues for themselves. The result is a stimulating and illuminating introduction to the philosophy of emotion.'Carolyn Price, The Open University, UK

• Acknowledgments. Introduction. Chapter 1: The Nature of Emotion. Chapter 2: Emotion, Knowledge, and Understanding. Chapter 3: Emotion and Action. Chapter 4: Emotions and Social Groups. Chapter 5: Emotion, Morality, and Art. Glossary. Bibliography.