Is it hair-splitting to say: —joy, enjoyment, delight, are not sensations?
In a typical passage from his later writings (Zettel, §§484 504), he asked: Is it hair-splitting to say: —joy, enjoyment, delight, are not sensations?
Faith really helped me realise that the temptations that you have on hand will give you joy, enjoyment, whatever, but only for a short while.
As it will be discussed in the next section, student perceptions of classroom activities as measured in the present study comprise four subscales: (1) INT: interest; (2) CHA: challenge; (3) CHO: choice, and (4) JOY: enjoyment.
It's a few seconds of joy and enjoyment.
(In trying to make Descartes' usage, in translation, more consistent than his French usage, in their passage last cited, CSM translate "plaisir" [used there, unlike in some other places, to mark the affect side of the divide, and explicitly as interchangeable with "joie", joy] as "enjoyment", rather than by the cognate "pleasure").
D =Delight E=Energy S=Service-a healthy body serves us well R=Reserve with energy and ability to enjoy V=Verve enthusiasm, and vigor E=Enthusiasm, enjoyment, joy in Movement.
He died too young and will be missed, but he leaves behind a body of work -- I didn't even mention Black Dog and Next of Kin --that has brought us the hilarity, joy, endlessly quotable enjoyment, and fun that only film -- or possibly a well-oiled and shirtless man -- can bring.
In general, pleasure is understood broadly below, as including or as included in all pleasant feeling or experience: contentment, delight, ecstasy, elation, enjoyment, euphoria, exhilaration, exultation, gladness, gratification, gratitude, joy, liking, love, relief, satisfaction, Schadenfreude, tranquility, and so on.
We are like beggars, depending on all the external objects for enjoyment while the joy can be easily discovered within ourselves.
