The idea that a person is a rational animal, as a formula for understanding what is distinctive about persons, has been enormously influential in attempts to understand ourselves as human agents.
An edition of Emotional Reason
(2001)
Emotional Reason
Deliberation, Motivation, and the Nature of Value
by Bennett W. Helm
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