Faith, Rationality, and the Passions -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION: FAITH, RATIONALITY, AND THE PASSIONS -- 1: REASON, FAITH, AND MEANING -- 2: THE INVENTION OF FANATICISM -- 3: THE LATE ARRIVAL OF LANGUAGE: WORD, NATURE, AND THE DIVINE IN PLATO'S CRATYLUS -- 4: EVAGRIUS PONTICUS AND THE EASTERN MONASTIC TRADITION ON THE INTELLECT AND THE PASSIONS -- 5: TEARS AND WEEPING: AN AUGUSTINIAN VIEW -- 6: THE NON-ARISTOTELIAN CHARACTER OF AQUINAS'S ETHICS: AQUINAS ON THE PASSIONS -- 7: SKEPTICAL DETACHMENT OR LOVING SUBMISSION TO THE GOOD? REASON, FAITH, AND THE PASSIONS IN DESCARTES -- 8: HUME VERSUS KANT: FAITH, REASON, AND FEELING -- 9: KANT, THE PASSIONS, AND THE STRUCTURE OF MORAL MOTIVATION -- 10: "THE MONSTROUS CENTAUR"? JOSEPH DE MAISTRE ON REASON, PASSION, AND VIOLENCE -- 11: KIERKEGAARD ON FAITH, REASON, AND PASSION -- 12: REVOLTING PASSIONS -- 13: WITTGENSTEIN ON FAITH, RATIONALITY, AND THE PASSIONS -- 14: PSYCHOLOGY AND THE RATIONALITY OF EMOTION -- 15: THE NEUROSCIENCE OF EMOTION AND REASONING IN SOCIAL CONTEXTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR MORAL THEOLOGY -- 16: INTELLECTUAL EMOTIONS AND RELIGIOUS EMOTIONS -- POSTSCRIPT: WHAT (IF ANYTHING) CAN THE SCIENCES TELL PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY ABOUT FAITH, RATIONALITY, AND THE PASSIONS? -- INDEX.