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Emotional self : sociocultural exploration

By:

Lupton, Deborah

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 1998 Sage Publication New DelhiDescription: 195p. 23 cm ; PbkISBN:

978-0761956026

Subject(s):

Psychology Social psychology Emotion

Contents:

1. Thinking Through Emotion: Theoretical Perspectives -- 2. Recounting Emotion: Everyday Discourses -- 3. Emotions, Bodies, Selves -- 4. The 'Emotional Woman' and the 'Unemotional Man' -- 5. Emotions, Things and Places -- App. Sociodemographic Details of the Interview Study Participants.

Summary: In this original study into the nature of the emotional self Lupton places strong emphasis on language and discourse while acknowledging the sensual, embodied and unconscious dimensions of emotional experience.

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1. Thinking Through Emotion: Theoretical Perspectives --
2. Recounting Emotion: Everyday Discourses --
3. Emotions, Bodies, Selves --
4. The 'Emotional Woman' and the 'Unemotional Man' --
5. Emotions, Things and Places --
App. Sociodemographic Details of the Interview Study Participants.

In this original study into the nature of the emotional self Lupton places strong emphasis on language and discourse while acknowledging the sensual, embodied and unconscious dimensions of emotional experience.

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