observations on human passions

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"Observations on Human Passions" is a philosophical essay, traditionally attributed to Francis Bacon, that analyzes the nature, motives, and effects of key human emotions and drives.

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instanceOf literary work
philosophical essay
prose text
aimsTo clarify the role of passions in human conduct
offer guidance on managing passions
analyzes drives of human behavior
key human emotions
associatedWith Francis Bacon corpus
author Francis Bacon NERFINISHED
circulation manuscript tradition
concerns ethics
moral psychology
practical wisdom
countryOfOrigin England
discipline moral philosophy
philosophy
focusesOn effects of human passions
motives of human passions
nature of human passions
genre early modern philosophy
essay
moral philosophy
hasAttributionStatus disputed authorship
historicalContext early modern moral discourse
influencedBy Christian moral tradition
classical moral thought
language English
mainSubject emotions
human nature
human passions
period early 17th century
philosophicalTradition early modern English philosophy
relatedWork Essays (Francis Bacon) NERFINISHED
style aphoristic
didactic
traditionalAttribution Francis Bacon NERFINISHED

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