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Are there only two primitive emotions? A reply to frijda

P. N. Johnson-laird MRC Applied Psychology Unit, Cambridge, UK
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Keith Oatley University of Glasgow, UK
Pages 89-93 | Received 06 Nov 1987, Published online: 07 Jan 2008

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GregoryV. Jones & Maryanne Martin. (1992) Conjunction in the Language of Emotions. Cognition and Emotion 6:5, pages 369-386.
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P.N. Johnson-laird & Keith Oatley. (1989) The language of emotions: An analysis of a semantic field. Cognition and Emotion 3:2, pages 81-123.
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Howard Ehrlichman & Linda Bastone. 1992. Science of Olfaction. Science of Olfaction 410 438 .

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