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[...]... ecstatic, love- towardunion is antecedent; connatural love- from-union is consequent In practice love can, of course, be both This affective connaturality, this attunement—sometimes foreground as feelings and emotions, sometimes background as moods and dispositions (Stimmungen, tonalités affectives)—operates in parallel with cognition; there is a functional synthesis of the two distinct intentionalities.... from the university curriculum As Lonergan put it: Positively, Newman advanced that human knowing was a whole with its parts organically related, and this accords with the contemporary phenomenological notion of horizon, that one’s perceptions are functions of one’s outlook, that one’s meaning is a function of a context and that context of still broader contexts On the negative side, Newman asked what... toward union (the love of friends) or they are already one in nature (members of the same family or just of the same species) and therefore love one another (physis, physical or natural love: con–natural, as shared nature) Friends and lovers love by going out from separateness toward union Parents and children, already united in their shared nature, find love arising from the pre-existing union Personal,... position to hold from within dyadic concept of the soul, mind and will but no heart 16 Pierre Rousselot ❆ Essays on Love & Knowledge Doran have clarified, insight is to truth what feeling is to value We experience feelings or emotions that are connatural resonances or dissonances, attunements or discords between oneself and a contemplated act; the emotion itself is not a judgment but feelings and emotions... 2007) Conclusion I take Rousselot’s major thesis not to be the primacy of intuition but the thesis that affection and cognition are inseparable in a synthetic act that he calls an apperceptive synthesis (which ends in a synoptic 18 Pierre Rousselot ❆ Essays on Love & Knowledge concept [synopse conçue, literally a “conceived synopsis,” more freely translated as “conscious synopsis”].11 Reference to context... Rousselot aims to inject love into knowledge as a necessary condition for all knowledge, with the corollary that the knowledge is better to the degree that the love ingredient in it is conscious (he mentions art and religion as examples of when we are more aware) “Apperceptive synthesis” is less a cognition with an affective tone added than a concrete functional union of two intentionalities that can be... Herder Maritain, Jacques 1952 On Knowledge through Connaturality.” In The Range of Reason, 22–29 New York: Scribner’s ——— 1953 Creative Intuition in Art and Poetry New York: Pantheon Books Meinong, Alexius 1972 On Emotional Presentation Trans with an Introduction by Marie-Luise Schubert Kalsi Evanston: Northwestern University Press Minsky, Marvin 2007 The Emotion Machine Commonsense Thinking, Artificial... Rousselot ❆ Essays on Love & Knowledge this volume He tried to make sense of our common human experience of something like intellectual intuition, viz., a higher knowledge than sense knowledge that is a knowing without reasoning, even a kind of union, based on connaturality, of knower and known As everyone is aware, neuroscience has recently shown how essential affection is to making decisions that are... Newman’s theorem (Lonergan 1974, 141-42; my italics) “Ignorance, mutilation, and distortion” happened under the dominance of a dyadic paradigm of human consciousness: first, expulsion of affection from the spiritual soul led to its being practically ignored “A faculty psychology divides man up: it distinguishes intellect and will, sense perception and imagination, emotion and conation, only to leave us... for emotions refer to anything but social constructs (Griffiths 1997; Brothers 1997; 2001) For Lonerganians the affections parallel the four levels of consciousness and could be diagrammed as extending along the right side of the levels and operations (Tallon 1997, 210, 216) J.B Lotz (1978) states unequivocally that there is no third intentionality: keine dritte Intentionalität This is a consistent . shared nature, find love arising from the pre-existing union. Personal, ecstatic, love- toward- union is antecedent; connatural love- from-union is consequent. In practice love can, of course,. notion of horizon, that one’s perceptions are functions of one’s outlook, that one’s meaning is a function of a context and that context of still broader contexts. On the nega- tive side, Newman. Rousselot’s book on love (2001) describes love as a phenomenon of union: either persons are apart and ecstatically move toward union (the love of friends) or they are already one in nature (members