Mind: An Essay on Human Feeling, Volume I

This volume explores the intricate relationship between human feeling and the mind, proposing that feeling is a fundamental aspect of human consciousness. Langer delves into the biological and philosophical underpinnings of emotion, suggesting that feeling is not merely a byproduct of mental activity but a crucial component of it. The book offers a comprehensive analysis of how feelings influence human thought and behaviour, drawing on insights from various disciplines to build a cohesive theory of mind. It is a thought-provoking exploration of the nature of human experience and the role of emotion in shaping our understanding of the world.

Published 1970.

Binding of book is intact. Slight foxing and crease(s) on front cover. Slight foxing, crease(s), and sticker or tape shadow(s) on back cover. Slight foxing and some fading on spine. Slight tanning and foxing on top, fore, and bottom edges. Slight foxing on insides of covers with pencil annotations. Pages are clean of foxing and annotations, with slight tanning around margins.

Condition: Good