嫉妒与自我意识：Unamuno与当代情感哲学

IF 0.1 3区文学 0 LITERARY THEORY & CRITICISM

PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE Pub Date : 2022-01-26 DOI:10.1353/phl.2021.0031

I. V. Ferran

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摘要：本文探讨了米格尔·德·乌纳穆诺戏剧《奥特罗》中的嫉妒心理。借鉴当代情感哲学，我认为对西班牙作家来说，嫉妒给了主题一种自我意识。本文首先将Unamuno的哲学人类学思想嵌入到当代情感理论的语境中。然后，它将这部戏剧呈现为对自我认同情感维度的调查。第三部分分析了嫉妒作为自我评估的一种情绪。最后一节讨论如何将这部戏剧视为一部哲学作品。

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Jealousy and the Sense of Self: Unamuno and the Contemporary Philosophy of Emotion

Abstract:This paper explores jealousy in Miguel de Unamuno's drama El otro. Drawing on contemporary philosophy of emotion, I argue that for the Spanish author, jealousy gives the subject a sense of self. The paper begins by embedding Unamuno's philosophical anthropology in the context of contemporary emotion theory. It then presents the drama as an investigation into the affective dimension of self-identity. The third section offers an analysis of jealousy as an emotion of self-assessment. The final section discusses how this drama can be regarded as a piece of philosophical work.

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