Attention, anger, fear, envy... The entire spectrum of emotions is subjected to philosophical individual analyses in this book. Starting from everyday experiences, the common characteristics and specific differences of each emotion are explored and related to the history of philosophy as well as current philosophical controversies. The structure and content of emotions are addressed alongside their embodied experience. The value of the book lies in the fact that the detailed individual analyses create a broad foundation for more general theoretical questions in the field of the philosophy of emotions. This alphabet of emotions can be used as a reference work, allowing various chapters to be read in different orders and independently of one another. The first philosophical ABC of emotions is aimed at philosophers, psychologists, and other interested readers.