In every act of the will, the soul either likes or dislikes what is in view; it is either inclined or disinclined to it. These are not essentially different from the emotions of love and hatred. When the soul is inclined toward something it doesn’t actually possess, that is the same as the emotion of desire. And when the soul approves of something present, it experiences pleasure; if that pleasure is strong enough, it is the same as the feeling of joy or delight. And if the will disapproves of what