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The connection between emotions and values from "summary" of The Abolition of Man by C. S. Lewis

In the midst of their sophisticated arguments and debates, the modern educators seem to have overlooked a fundamental truth - the deep connection between emotions and values. They have failed to see that our emotions are not merely random sensations but are deeply intertwined with our understanding of what is good, true, and beautiful. When we feel a sense of wonder at a majestic mountain or are moved to tears by a beautiful piece of music, it is not just a fleeting emotional response but a recognition of something profoundly valuable. Our emotions are not separate from our values; they are, in fact, intimately connected to them. When we feel a sense of moral outrage at an act of cruelty or injustice, it is because we instinctively recognize that such actions violate our deeply held values of compassion and fairness. Our emotions serve as a kind of moral compass, guiding us towards what we believe to be right and good. In the absence of a proper understanding of this connection between emotions and values, the modern educators seek to reduce mo...
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    The Abolition of Man

    C. S. Lewis

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