Embodiment and the Narrative Structure of Emotional Life
Embodiment and the Narrative Structure of Emotional Life
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情感生活的具体化和叙事结构
DOI：
10.1075/ni.11.1.09sar
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发表时间：
2001
影响因子：
0.7
通讯作者：
T. Sarbin
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作者：
T. Sarbin
与本质主义情感理论已经失效的前提一致，我探索了情感生活的例子--有助于叙事分析的社会互动的条带。我声称，情绪化生活、羞耻、内疚、愤怒、骄傲和其他所谓的“情绪”更简约地被解读为叙事情节。一个完整的情感生活叙事理论必须包含这样的观察，即叙事是体现的，哭泣和笑声等体现是故事的重要特征。我把哭作为情感生活的一种修辞表达来讨论。
Consistent with the premise that essentialist theories of emotion have been unproductive, I explore instances of emotional life—strips of social interaction that lend themselves to narrative analysis. I make the claim that instances of emotional life, shame, guilt, anger, pride, and other so-called “emotions,” are more parsimoniously construed as narrative plots. A complete narrative theory of emotional life must incorporate the observation that narratives are embodied, that such embodiments as crying and laughter are important features of a story. I discuss crying as a rhetorical expression of the embodiment of emotional life.