Biocultural Approaches to the EmotionsAlexander Laban Hinton Cambridge University Press, 28/11/1999 - 369 من الصفحات Are emotions given by biology or are they learnt? Are they the same everywhere, or culturally variable? Research on the emotions tends to be polarised between neo-Darwinian and culturalist perspectives. In this volume, biological and cultural anthropologists attempt to transcend the traditional oppositions, proposing various strategies for integrating biological and cultural approaches to the study of emotion. Discussing a variety of fascinating ethnographic examples, topics covered range from the effects of music to the relationships between emotion and respiration. The editor's introduction lucidly reviews the state of the field. |
المحتوى
Developing a biocultural approach to the emotions | 1 |
Local biology | 39 |
Emotions You can feel the difference | 41 |
Toward an understanding of the universality of second order emotions | 75 |
Steps to an evolutionary ecology of mind | 117 |
Embodiment | 151 |
Music hath charms Fragments toward constructionist biocultural theory with attention to the relationship of music and emotion | 153 |
Emotion and embodiment the respiratory mediation of somatic and social processes | 182 |
Affecting experience Toward a biocultural model of human emotion | 215 |
Making symbols meaningful Human emotions and the limbic system | 256 |
Brain and emotion relations in culturally diverse populations | 274 |
Systems theory | 297 |
Outline of a bioculturally based processual approach to the emotions | 299 |
Emotion A view from biogenetic structuralism | 329 |
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Biocultural synergy | 213 |
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