Emotion, Embodiment and Agency: the Place of a Social Emotions perspective in the Cross-Disciplinary Understanding of Emotional processes

Lyon, Margaret (Margot) L

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Emotion, Embodiment and Agency: the Place of a Social Emotions perspective in the Cross-Disciplinary Understanding of Emotional processes

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2009

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Lyon, Margaret (Margot) L

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Springer

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A social approach to emotion as defined here makes possible a deeper understanding of emotion's role in the mediation of bodily and sociocultural domains. This is accomplished, firstly, through the fact that such an approach gives emphasis to the role of

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/38327

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Emotions as bio-cultural processes

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10.1007/978-0-387-09546-2_10

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