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1 Introduction Richard H. Smith Smith, Richard H. Sung Hee Kim Sung, Hee Kim 3
Pt. I Theological, Philosophical, and Evolutionary Foundations
2 Envy in Jewish Thought and Literature Solomon Schimmel Schimmel, Solomon 17
3 Envy in the Philosophical Tradition Justin D'Arms D'Arms, Justin Alison Duncan Kerr Kerr, Alison Duncan 39
4 The Evolutionary Psychology of Envy Sarah E. Hill Hill, Sarah E. David M. Buss Buss, David M. 60
Pt. II Social Psychological Perspectives
5 Social Comparison and Envy Mark D. Alicke Alicke, Mark D. Ethan Zell Zell, Ethan 73
6 Envy, Inferiority, and Injustice: Three Bases for Anger About Inequality Colin Wayne Leach Leach, Colin Wayne 94
7 On the Pleasures and Displeasures of Being Envied W. Gerrod Parrott Parrott, W. Gerrod Patricia M. Rodriguez Mosquera Mosquera, Patricia M. Rodriguez 117
8 Envy, as Predicted by the Stereotype Content Model: A Volatile Ambivalence Lasana T. Harris Harris, Lasana T. Mina Cikara Cikara, Mina Susan T. Fiske Fiske, Susan T. 133
9 Schadenfreude Caused by an Envied Person's Pain Caitlin A. J. Powell Powell, Caitlin A. J. Richard H. Smith Smith, Richard H. David Ryan Schurtz Schurtz, David Ryan 148
Pt. III Perspectives from Organizational Psychology, Economics, Consumer Psychology, Anthropology, and Neuroscience
10 Envy in Organizational Life Michelle K. Duffy Duffy, Michelle K. Jason D. Shaw Shaw, Jason D. John M. Schaubroeck Schaubroeck, John M. 167
11 The Cognitive and Behavioral Economics of Envy Daniel John Zizzo Zizzo, Daniel John 190
12 Marketing and Envy Russell W. Belk Belk, Russell W. 211
13 Culture and Envy Charles Lindholm Lindholm, Charles 227
14 The Functional Neuroanatomy of EnvyJane E. Joseph Joseph, Jane E. Caitlin A. J. Powell Powell, Caitlin A. J. Nathan F. Johnson Johnson, Nathan F. Gayannee Kedia Kedia, Gayannee 245
Pt. IV Envy and Health
15 Psychoanalytic Contributions to Understanding Envy: Classic and Contemporary Perspectives Benedicte Vidaillet Vidaillet, Benedicte 267
16 Envy and the Challenges to Good Health Richard H. Smith Smith, Richard H. David J. Y. Combs Combs, David J. Y. Stephen M. Thielke Thielke, Stephen M. 290
17 Antidotes to Envy: A Conceptual Framework Julie Juola Exline Exline, Julie Juola Anne L. Zell Zell, Anne L. 315
Pt. V Conclusions
18 Reflections on Envy Christine R. Harris Harris, Christine R. Peter Salovey Salovey, Peter 335
Index 357
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reviewed Envy: Theory and Research on October 14, 2014 Envy
I find myself wanting to edit this book. In my field, the word that describes the writing style is "legalese." It means adding to or contributing to the addition of unnecessary extra words to each of one's sentences and one's whole writing generally to try or work toward trying to impress or imposing knowledge of one's erudition on the reader of one's written words comprising writing and blah de blah wherefore blah unduly inhibiting the potential reader's comprehension. . . In psychology, I don't know what the word is. Maybe it hasn't been invented yet. Maybe "psychobabbles?" It's frustrating, because it makes what would be good reading of interesting subject matter unnecessarily difficult to decipher. Anyway, I'm giving it a shot; it's got some new interesting science to it.
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