Law and Emotion and Lacan: Should We Let Our Emotions Control Us?

Law and emotion and Lacan We should rule our emotions. We should make decisions based on how we feel at a particular time. Perhaps emotions should not affect our decision at all. Some of the letters we have examined show two aspects of this problem. Luther and Alice of the show fell on both sides of the spectrum and Billybad adopted a hybrid approach. German philosopher Immanuel Kant was thought to be the protagonist of modern philosophy and he proposed the concept of "pathological object". When this idea violates "absolute order", you can make a person make a decision.

Even if you encounter specific things, you will not feel specific emotions automatically. We will explain the situation (thought), react to what we think about it (emotions), and act according to our emotions (behavior). Thoughts follow emotions, emotions follow actions. The first is thought, emotion, and action. Furthermore, emotional intelligence is a factor that affects communication with others. The higher the EQ you develop, the easier it is for you to understand the emotions and emotions of others (empathy). In other words, empathy can help you build better relationships (social skills) with people. People who have a high EQ are good at managing people, influencing, resolving conflicts, working as a team member.

The first element of our character is related to our emotional development. We can control our emotions and control us. Many think that such control is impossible, but because of the flexibility, attitude, countermeasure mechanisms of emotion, skills related to identity, control of emotion is very good. The second element is related to our body. In order to maintain personal management, we have to apply a lot of energy - which requires good physical condition. Through appropriate nutrition, rest, exercise, we may develop the endurance necessary to make it possible to develop a higher level of personal development.

We can not manage the external environment of the world. We can not control our bodies. We can not control our own ideas. You can not control emotions. Everything that happens to us, and all we do is the result of the environment that arises in response to our unconscious thinking reactions and our unconscious thinking. We can only control where we pay attention. This is because our only concern is our attention which is our essence. By directing our attention to the core of delusion, we can use it to unlock mysteries that bind us and release it from this suffering ourselves.