Titlebook: Emotions as Bio-cultural Processes; Hans J. Markowitsch,Birgitt R?ttger-R?ssler Book 2009 Springer-Verlag New York 2009 Embodiment.Emotion

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-5324-6” This chapter illuminates such processes of emotional meaning-making through the example of the German “star children movement” (.) set up a few years ago by parents who had suffered a pregnancy loss or stillbirth and wanted to create a social place for grief that is widely ignored by society.

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A Man who Humbly Lived in Authenticity, a general discussion of shame and pride, their ontogenetic embodiment, and their culture-specific elicitations in later life. Some ideas about the phylogeny of pride and shame in the light of the evolution of social animals who are organised according to sex and age classes are discussed at the end

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Emotions as Bio-cultural Processes: Disciplinary Debates and an Interdisciplinary Outlook conscious processes and mental from nonmental processes. The next step is to integrate the two theories—the theory of basic emotions and appraisal theory—to couple emotional sensations with emotional concepts (semanticization). We clarify how basic innate emotional processes and complex learned one

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Gravestones for Butterflies: Social Feeling Rules and Individual Experiences of Loss” This chapter illuminates such processes of emotional meaning-making through the example of the German “star children movement” (.) set up a few years ago by parents who had suffered a pregnancy loss or stillbirth and wanted to create a social place for grief that is widely ignored by society.