The Affective Aspect of Wisdom: Some Conceptions of Love of Humanity and their Use in Philosophical Practice
Lydia Amir, Bertrand Russell
Abstract
Lydia Amir, Bertrand Russell
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to propose to the philosophical practitioner a survey of the variety of loves of humanity found within the philosophic and religious traditions. Irving Singer, a contemporary philosopher who has written extensively on‖love,‖suggested‖that‖‘mapping‖out‖the‖conceptual‖terrain’‖of‖love‖involves being able to answer the yearning for love in different ways (Singer, 1994, p.176). One way‖is‖‘the‖love‖of‖persons’,‖advocated‖by‖Singer‖himself,‖which he deems
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The purpose of this paper is to propose to the philosophical practitioner a survey of the variety of loves of humanity found within the philosophic and religious traditions. Irving Singer, a contemporary philosopher who has written extensively on‖love,‖suggested‖that‖‘mapping‖out‖the‖conceptual‖terrain’‖of‖love‖involves being able to answer the yearning for love in different ways (Singer, 1994, p.176). One way‖is‖‘the‖love‖of‖persons’,‖advocated‖by‖Singer‖himself,‖which he deems
Key concepts: Humanity, Philosophy of love, Variety (cybernetics), Philosophy, Reflexive pronoun, Epistemology, Aesthetics, Sociology