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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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The Nature of Emotions | |
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The Complexity of Emotions | |
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Reasons for the complexity of emotions | |
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Explaining emotions | |
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Summary | |
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What Is an Emotion? | |
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The typical cause of emotion | |
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The typical emotional concern | |
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The typical emotional object | |
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Cause, concern and object | |
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Typical characteristics | |
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Difficulties and objections | |
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Summary | |
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Basic Components | |
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Intentionality and feeling | |
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The cognitive component | |
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The evaluative component | |
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The motivational component | |
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The feeling component | |
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Comparing the different components | |
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Difficulties and objections | |
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Some conceptual aspects | |
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Summary | |
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The Affective Realm | |
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Typical cases of affective phenomena | |
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Emotions and sentiments | |
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Moods and affective traits | |
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Affective disorders | |
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Classifying the emotions | |
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Positive and negative emotions | |
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Basic and nonbasic emotions | |
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Summary | |
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When Feelings Overflow--Emotional Intensity | |
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The complexity of emotional intensity | |
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Intensity variables | |
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Personal makeup | |
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Summary | |
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Rationality and Functionality | |
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The rationality of emotions | |
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The functionality of emotions | |
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Emotional intelligence | |
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Emotions and communication | |
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Summary | |
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Emotions and Imagination | |
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The role of imagination in emotions | |
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Types of imagination | |
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Counterfactual imagination | |
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Positive illusions | |
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Emotions in the future world | |
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Emotions and luck | |
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Summary | |
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Everything Is Not under Control--Regulating the Emotions | |
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Possible divisions of regulating means | |
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The nature of regulating means | |
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Combining all means | |
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Summary | |
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Emotions and Morality | |
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Emotions and moral responsibility | |
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Emotional and moral evaluations | |
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Emotional partiality and morality | |
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Further moral advantage of emotions | |
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Integrating emotions into moral decisions | |
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Emotions and tolerance | |
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Summary | |
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Analyzing Emotions | |
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Why Do We Feel Bad When You Feel Good?--Envy and Jealousy | |
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General characteristics | |
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Borderline cases | |
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Relationships with other emotions | |
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Intensity variables | |
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Envy and social inequality | |
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Moral value | |
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Why Do We Feel Bad When You Feel Bad?--Pity, Compassion, and Mercy | |
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General characteristics | |
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Relationships with other emotions | |
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Intensity variables | |
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Moral value | |
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Why Do We Feel Good No Matter What You Feel?--Happy-For and Pleasure-in-Others'-Misfortune | |
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Happy-for | |
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Pleasure-in others'-misfortune | |
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Relationships with other emotions | |
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Intensity variables | |
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Moral value | |
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When You Are Bad, I Am Mad--Anger, Hate, Disgust, and Contempt | |
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General characteristics | |
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Relationships with other emotions | |
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Intensity variables | |
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Moral value | |
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The Sweetest Emotions--Romantic Love and Sexual Desire | |
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General characteristics | |
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Relationships with other emotions | |
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Intensity variables | |
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Hurting the one you love | |
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Moral value | |
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Caring about Oneself--Happiness and Sadness | |
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Happiness | |
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Sadness | |
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Grief | |
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Loneliness | |
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Moral value | |
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Caring about Our Future--Hope and Fear | |
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General characteristics | |
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Relationships with other emotions | |
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Intensity variables | |
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Moral value | |
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Taking Account of Our Specific Deeds--Pride, Regret, Guilt, and Embarrassment | |
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General characteristics | |
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Relationships with other emotions | |
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Moral value | |
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Caring about the Self--Pridefulness and Shame | |
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General characteristics | |
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Relationships with other emotions | |
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Moral value | |
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Epilogue | |
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Notes | |
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References | |
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Index | |