Titlebook: Everyday Conceptions of Emotion; An Introduction to t James A. Russell,José-Miguel Fernández-Dols,J. C. Book 1995 Springer Science+Busines

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South Africa: Aftermath of the Boer WarThe relationship between emotions and emotion words can be viewed in two different ways. One can assume that there exist words (“emotion words”) that dictate the way things are seen; or one can assume that there exist things (“emotions”) that are given names and thus have words assigned to them.

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Emotions and Emotion WordsThe relationship between emotions and emotion words can be viewed in two different ways. One can assume that there exist words (“emotion words”) that dictate the way things are seen; or one can assume that there exist things (“emotions”) that are given names and thus have words assigned to them.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8484-5Gender; anthropology; behavior; psychology

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Introductionsurveys as those by Besnier (1990) and Russell (1991). It is merely hoped that it will complement them in some ways. This is a personal account, and it is likely that others working in the field would come up with (perhaps sometimes very) different accounts for the phenomenon under investigation in

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Metaphor and the Folk Understanding of Angereoretical question in itself because it raises the more general issue of the nature of the relationship between metaphor and culture. The issue has also become a topical one in recent years. Quinn (1991) suggested that, contrary to a claim made by Lakoff and K?vecses (1987), metaphor simply . cultur