The Relationship between Emotion and Reason based on Jealousy

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The paper explores the interplay between reason and emotion, arguing that emotions, while not inherently rational, can support rational decision-making. It introduces the idea of emotions as aids to bounded rationality, focusing specifically on jealousy. By examining both the rational and irrational aspects of jealousy, the author advocates for a nuanced understanding of emotional rationality, suggesting that emotions should be viewed in a more differentiated and relative context.