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The Presence of feeling in

thought
Bernard D. den Ouden, Marcia Moen  •  Published 1991  •  Psychology

Contents: This book concerns the cognitive functions of feeling and

the body. Contributions examine how meaning and thought emerge
from feeling and bodily experience, and what place emotion has in
rational deliberation. 

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