Descartes' Lära Om Känslan is an academic treatise by Arvid Nordlindh exploring René Descartes's philosophy of emotions. This Swedish-language work delves into Descartes's theories on the relationship between mind and body, and how this impacts our understanding of human feelings and passions. The book examines Descartes's historical context and offers a detailed analysis of his key texts, providing valuable insights for scholars and students interested in the history of philosophy, the philosophy of mind, and the nature of emotions. Nordlindh's work contributes to a deeper understanding of Descartes's enduring influence on Western thought.

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