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Basic emotions: Theory and measurement

Nancy L. Stein & Keith Oatley

Pages: 161-168

Published online: 07 Jan 2008

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An argument for basic emotions

Paul Ekman

Pages: 169-200

Published online: 07 Jan 2008

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Basic emotions, rationality, and folk theory

P. N. Johnson-laird & Keith Oatley

Pages: 201-223

Published online: 07 Jan 2008

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The organisation of emotional experience: Creating links among emotion, thinking, language, and intentional action

Nancy L. Stein & Tom Trabasso

Pages: 225-244

Published online: 07 Jan 2008

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Prolegomenon to the structure of emotion: Gleanings from neuropsychology

Richard J. Davidson

Pages: 245-268

Published online: 07 Jan 2008

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Expressive development and basic emotions

Linda A. Camras

Pages: 269-283

Published online: 07 Jan 2008

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Talking about emotions: Semantics, culture, and cognition

Anna Wierzbicka

Pages: 285-319

Published online: 07 Jan 2008

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Editorial board page for “Cognition & Emotion”, Volume 6, Number 3-4

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Published online: 07 Jan 2008

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