Martha Nussbaum claims that
A) narratives cannot communicate about values.
B) Aristotle warned against paying attention to stories.
C) emotions can have cognitive value.
D) philosophical examples are superior to stories in conveying a philosophical issue.

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Martha Nussbaum argues that emotions are not just feelings but have cognitive content; they can inform us about values and our understanding of the world, thus having cognitive value.

Martha Nussbaum Claims That