Titlebook: Emotions of Animals and Humans; Comparative Perspect Shigeru Watanabe,Stan Kuczaj Book 2013 Springer Japan 2013 Comparative approach.Emotio

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The Logic of Memory and the Memory of Logic: Relation with Emotionween them. A series of artificial systems are described and recalled that have been invented throughout the years to help memorizing, sometimes in very strange ways. Indeed the scholarly tradition of the Art of Memory, also called in Medieval times ., . or ., was a strand of classical studies that p

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Dawn L. MacLellan,Stuart B. Bauerychological phenomena with morphological and physiological substrates, with evolutionary functions, modulated in ontogeny and conservatively preserved in evolutionary history. Emotions “motivate” social interactions/relationships and emotionality is directly linked with basic physiology, particularl

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Amino Acid Metabolism Disorders,ularly important for members of species with dynamic social lives. For such animals, the ability to recognize and respond to the emotional states of others facilitates successful social interactions. For example, dolphins live in dynamic fission/fusion societies, and it seems likely that dolphins ar

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