On Emotional Presentation

Contents
Foreword 2020, by John J. Drummond
Foreword 1972, by J. N. Findlay
Translator’s Introduction by Marie‑Luise Schubert Kalsi
1   /   Self-Presentation and Other-Presentation
2   /   On the Paradox of Russell and Mally: Defective Objects
3   /   Emotional and Intellectual Presentation
4   /   Partial Presentation in the Case of Feeling
5   /   Partial Presentation in the Case of Desire
6   /   Content, Act, and Object from the Point of View of Presentation
7   /   An Attempt to Make the Notion of Content More Precise
8   /   Psychological Presuppositions and Founded Objects
9   /   Additional Remarks Concerning the Notion of Psychological Presupposition and Its Formulation
10   /   On the Characterization of Feelings and Desires in Accordance with Their Psychological Object-Presupposition
11   /   The Objects of Emotional Partial Presentation
12   /   On Knowledge (Erkennen) by Means of Emotional Partial Presentation. Justified Emotions
13   /   Personal Value and Impersonal Value
14   /   Value and Existence. Impersonal Oughtness (Sollen) and Impersonal Instrumentality (Zweckmässigkeit)
15   /   Dignity (Dignität) and Desideratum. Value in an Extended Sense of the Word
Appendix: Additional Notes Concerning the Treatise On Emotional Presentation
Selected Bibliography
Index