Emotion across cultures
Emotion across cultures
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跨文化的情感
DOI：
10.1080/13511610.1998.9968550
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1998
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R. Harré
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摘要“情感”一词既可用于公共表达，也可用于私人感情。表达力既包括意向性（指代某物），也包括符合惯例的规范性。我们必须假设存在非反思性认知。对我们来说，另一种文化甚至可能是我们在更早的历史时刻的文化。为了研究他人的情绪，我们需要对情绪导向的语言实践进行分析，并对情绪表现进行相关的分类。这些显示了不同的规范。但我们还必须研究此类展览的片段以及人们讲述的故事。不同的文化赋予不同的背景优先级，这些优先级以情感表达和解释的方式出现。
Abstract The word ‘emotion ‘ has been used both for public expressions and for private feelings. The expressive force involves both intentionality (reference to something) and normativity conforming to conventions). We must assume that there is non‐reflective cognition. The other culture for us may even be our own at an earlier historical moment. To study the emotions of others we need both an analysis of emotion oriented language practices and a related classification of emotive displays. These show differing norms. But we must also study episodes of such displays and the stories people tell about them. Different cultures give different background priorities that appear in the ways emotions are displayed and construed.