The Beguiling Serpent

A Re-evaluation of Emotions and Values

Author: Hunter Lewis

ISBN: 978-0-9661908-4-7
eISBN: 978-1-604019-096-0

The Beguiling Serpent looks at emotions and emotional values in particular. On one level a sequel to A Question of Values, it is also an excellent introduction to emotions and values, and ideal course material.

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The Beguiling Serpent looks at emotions and emotional values in particular. On one level a sequel to A Question of Values, it is also an excellent introduction to emotions and values, and ideal course material.

Overview

  • Introduction

    Part One: Emotions

    1. Basic Emotions

    2. Shifting Emotions

    3. The Fifth Emotion

    Part Two: Emotions and Values

    4. Conundrums of Choice

    5. A Further Word on Emotional Values

    6. Emotions, Values, and Actions

    7. The Wheel of the Mind

    Part Three: Emotions, Values, and Therapies

    8. Indirect Emotional Therapies

    9. Direct Therapies

    10. Integrating the Two

    Notes

    Bibliography

    Index

  • ISBN-13: 978-0966190847

    Publication date: 02/27/2007

    Pages: 140

    Product dimensions: 5.15 x 0.4 x 8.05 inches

  • Part 1: Emotions

“Takes us on a provocative and intriguing journey into the imperfectly understood world of human emotions. More philosophy than science, Hunter Lewis’s highly original yet simple framework for observing, understanding, and managing emotions invites reading at one sitting, but reflection long after.”

Kathryn S. Fuller (President, World Wildlife Fund)

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About the Author

Hunter Lewis

Hunter Lewis is co-founder and former CEO of global investment firm Cambridge Associates, LLC and author of 12 books on economics and moral philosophy. He has contributed to the New York Times, the Times of London, the Washington Post, and the Atlantic Monthly, as well as numerous websites such as Forbes.com, RealClearMarkets.com, and many others. He has served on boards and committees of fifteen leading not-for-profit organizations, including environmental, teaching, research, and cultural organizations, as well as the World Bank.

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