This Routledge Revival reissues Oliver Letwin 's philosophical
treatise: Ethics, Emotion and the Unity of the Self, first
published in 1987, which concerns the applicability of the artistic
classifications of romanticism and classicism to philosophical
doctrine.
Dr Letwin examines three particular theses associated with
philosophical romanticism: that there is within us a high self and
a low self; that there is a moral self in inevitable conflict with
an amoral self; and that there is a rational self disjoined from
and in tension with a passionate self.
He argues that these notions of philosophical romanticism are,
in fact, radically false, and instead takes the view that man can
be a unified being of the sort described by philosophical
classicists. But man has to work to achieve this status. The
intrinsic unity of the human personality is not a guarantee of a
coherent life, but a challenge to be met.
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