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书目名称Reflektierte Zielsetzung影响因子(影响力)




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l than negative reactions. That is, while positive reactions may be experienced as general positivity, negative feelings are typically more differentiated and may be experienced, for example, as fear, anger, sadness, disgust, or guilt (e.g., Averill 1980; Ellsworth and Smith 1988).

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Cheryl J. Traversl than negative reactions. That is, while positive reactions may be experienced as general positivity, negative feelings are typically more differentiated and may be experienced, for example, as fear, anger, sadness, disgust, or guilt (e.g., Averill 1980; Ellsworth and Smith 1988).

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Cheryl J. Traversich are in turn ‘seen’ in their touching of that organ — it also, and to a greater degree, points to the continuum between feeling as touch and feeling as an affective form of knowledge. Gloucester ‘knows’ Lear, because in sensing him . eyes, he feels his presence within himself; this feeling is not

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Cheryl J. Traverss, one can come to press ahead into the actualization of some concrete possibility, thereby coming to project oneself into this specific possibility—thereby coming to be this possibility. On this basis, I come back to the claim that the emotional responses by means of which a number of individuals p

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Cheryl J. Traversacity to feelingly understand particular situations as being a certain way and therefore meriting and calling for certain sorts of responses. In this context, I coin the notion of acts of felt understanding. This discussion allows me to provide an overview of the contemporary debate on affective int

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Cheryl J. Travers discussion, I introduce two notions: the notion of caring-with and the notion of feelings of being-together. I show that, leaving aside the image of some ‘fused feelings’, it is possible to develop an account of the phenomenon of collective affective intentionality that satisfies the two basic cond

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