1. and quality or the object.

Other indirect passions are

humility, ambition, vanity, love,
hatred, envy, pity, malice,
generosity. (Blattner, 2017).

2. However, Hume acceded

that there are instances wherein
passion can be unreasonable. He
said this could happen when we
make a mistake in judgment or
our opinion is wrong, Strictly
speaking, it is not passion that can
be called unreasonable in these
instances because it was the
judgment or the opinion that was
wrong in the first place. Once the
judgment or opinion 1s corrected,
passion yields to reason without
any opposition. (Norton &
Norton, 2007).

3.

4. Scheler and the Philosophy

of Feelings

5. Max Ferdinand Scheler was

an important German

6. human consciousness.
(Tymieniecka, 1993).

7. Scheler presented four

strata of feelings. He claimed that
these strata or levels are constant
and it follows and exact order of
importance. He called these levels
or feelings as the stratification
model of emotive life.

8. Sensual feelings

9. Vital feelings
 10. Psychic feelings

11. culture. The module

also examines the notion of
freedom as it relates to
morality, together with the
wide range of values and
moral values, including the
nature and basis of the
choices that we make.

12.

Discussion