Emotions
Emotions arise in individual experience, frequently with noticeable physiological signs, such as a racing heart, flushed or pallid face, tense gut, cold hands, and so forth, and thus may seem...
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Emotion
The role of emotions in moral behavior has been debated by ethicists since ancient Greece. The scientific study of emotions is much more recent, yet the advances in twenty-first century unders...
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Risk and Emotion
Technologies, particularly if they are new, often give rise to emotional reactions that are based on perceived risks. Recent examples of such technological risks involve cloning and...
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Emotion
Over the centuries, the emotions have proven to be a notoriously recalcitrant philosophical subject, defying easy classification and stubbornly straddling accepted philosophical distinctions. ...
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Emotional Change
Timeline
1830–1919 ∼ Tentative Expression of Emotions
Emotions are gender specific / Reason, not love, should determine marriages / Dolls’ wardrobes include mourn...
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"Emotion is always new and the word has always served; therein lies the difficulty of expressing emotion" Victor Hugo.
As Victor Hugo said it is really difficult for people to express emotion and it ...
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