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2023 | 14 | 1 | 15-32

Article title

Conceptualisation of Emotions

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Konceptualizacja emocji

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Abstracts

PL
Celem tego artykułu była konceptualizacja – zgodnie z klasyfikacją Stevena Gordona – emocji pierwotnych: szczęścia, strachu, smutku i gniewu wraz z „emocjami tła” oraz społecznych: empatia, współczucie (i samoświadomościowych: poczucie winy, wstyd, duma) w naukach społecznych, przy założeniu biologicznych podstaw i kulturowych uwarunkowań emocji (teoria „skryptów kulturowych” Norberta Eliasa, „reguły odczuwania” autorstwa Arlie Hochschild). Przedstawione są teoretyczne konceptualizacje emocji widziane z perspektywy antropologów, kulturoznawców, socjologów, psychologów i językoznawców. Oferowane są opisy przejawów emocji, sposobów ich wyrażania, objawów fizycznych, stopni natężenia, obszarów kluczowych, konsekwencji psychicznych i fizycznych oraz ich funkcji.
EN
The objective of this article is the conceptualisation, in line with Steven Gordon’s classification, of primary emotions: happiness, fear, sadness, and anger, together with “background emotions,” and social emotions: empathy, compassion (and self-conscious emotions: a sense of guilt, shame, pride) in social sciences, with the underlying assumption of biological foundations and cultural conditions of emotions (the theory of “cultural scripts” by Norbert Elias, “feeling rules” by Arlie Hochschild). Theoretical conceptualisations of emotions are presented, viewed from the perspective of anthropologists, cultural experts, sociologists, psychologists and linguists. What is offered are descriptions of manifestations of emotions, ways of their expression, physical symptoms, degrees of intensity, crucial areas, mental and physical consequences, as well as their functions.

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14

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1

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15-32

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2023

Contributors

  • John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin

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Publication order reference

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Biblioteka Nauki
31233952

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