Titlebook: Everyday Conceptions of Emotion; An Introduction to t James A. Russell,José-Miguel Fernández-Dols,J. C. Book 1995 Springer Science+Busines

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Elements of the Theory of Representationss, I hope that the survey will help the interested reader understand and appreciate the ideas and approaches represented in this part of the book. I will not discuss grammatical aspects of emotion concepts (but see Wierzbicka, this volume).

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Baruch Fischhoff,Charles F. Manskitheories of emotion and more generally, in the “ethnopsychologies” of different sociocultural groups--that is, theories and assumptions about emotions, the mind, behavior, personality, and the like--is of relatively recent origin.

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Perspectives in Social Psychology is not denied, it is clearly seen as secondary and in some ways fortuitous. My contribution in this regard will fill the common anthropological role of providing a comparative test case: how might a more general theory of the emotions take account of and respond to a particular and quite different local theory?

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Introductions, I hope that the survey will help the interested reader understand and appreciate the ideas and approaches represented in this part of the book. I will not discuss grammatical aspects of emotion concepts (but see Wierzbicka, this volume).

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Introductiontheories of emotion and more generally, in the “ethnopsychologies” of different sociocultural groups--that is, theories and assumptions about emotions, the mind, behavior, personality, and the like--is of relatively recent origin.

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Book 1995 cultural factors that humans share in theirdevelopment of an understanding of the affective side of their lives..For researchers interested in emotion, development of concepts andlanguage, cultural and linguistic influences on psychologicalprocesses. .

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0258-123X social and cultural factors that humans share in theirdevelopment of an understanding of the affective side of their lives..For researchers interested in emotion, development of concepts andlanguage, cultural and linguistic influences on psychologicalprocesses. .978-90-481-4551-5978-94-015-8484-5Series ISSN 0258-123X

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Matthias Meyer,Tim Schlotthauer. Thus, in the prototypical account of emotion concepts, membership in the category of . varies in degree as a function of the concept’s resemblance to the family of emotion prototypes; prototypes (e.g., .) gradually shade into nonprototypes (e.g., .), nonprototypes into nonmembers (e.g., .).

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