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List of contributors; Preface;
Part I. Asking About Emotional Experiences: Rationale and Methods:
1. Studying emotion empirically: issues and a paradigm for research K. R. Scherer;
2. Measuring emotional experiences: questionnaire design and procedure, and the nature of the sample V. Aebischer and H. G. Wallbott;
3. The coding of reported emotional experiences: antecedents and reactions H. Ellgring and E. Bänniger-Huber;
4. Categories of emotion-eliciting events: a qualitative overview A. B. Summerfield and E. J. Green;
Part II. Patterns of Results Across Cultures:
5. The antecedents of emotional experiences H. G. Wallbott and K. R. Scherer;
6. The physiological patterns of reported emotional states B. Rimé and D. Giovannini;
7. Non-verbal reactions to emotional experiences H. G. Wallbott, P. Ricci-Bitti and E. Bänniger-Huber;
8. The verbalisation of emotional experiences J. Cosnier, J. M. F. Dols and A. J. Fernandez;
9. Interrelations between antecedents, reactions, and coping responses P. Ricci-Bitti and K. R. Scherer;
10. Individual differences in emotional reactions H. Ellgring and B. Rimé;
11. The effects of social factors on emotional reactions E. Y. Babad and H. G. Wallbott;
12. Emotion experiences across European cultures: a summary statement K. R. Scherer; Appendix A: Notes on Results for Specific Countries: A1. The British case: the pleasures of life and the art of conversation A. B. Summerfield, R. J. Edelman and E. J. Green; A2. The French case: emotion and rationality V. Aebischer and J. Cosnier; A3. The German case: personality correlates of emotional reactivity H. G. Wallbott and H. Ellgring; A4 The Italian case: a stereotype confirmed? D. Giovannini and P. Ricci-Bitti (Translated by J. A. Oliver); A5. The Swiss case: down to earth E. Bänniger-Huber; A6. The Belgian case: overt emotions in intimate contexts B. Rimé; A7. The Spanish case: the written expression of emotional routes J. M. F. Dols and A. J. Fernandez; A8. The Israeli case: minority status and politics E. Y. Babad; Appendix B: English version of the emotion questionnaire; Appendix C: antecedent and reaction codes; Appendix D: statistical analyses; References; Index.
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Ann Corm
reviewed Experiencing Emotion: A Cross-Cultural Study on February 24, 2015
Experiencing Emotion
The author very sensibly uses BCE and CE for the dating system in this book, rather than the antiquated BC and AD system that many modern historians still very embarrassingly use.
This book is clearly written for students, but that doesn't detract from the work. As the title rather strongly suggests, this is meant to be little more than an introduction to the complex subject of Renaissance Italy. Instead of having a single bibliography listed at the back of the book, the author has a bibliography listed at the end of each chapter. The reason is that each chapter targets specific aspects or Renaissance Italy, so the bibliographies are relevant to the topics covered in each chapter. To be honest, though, I would have still liked an overall bibliography at the end of the book.
The author has a bit of an odd habit of sometimes writing the Italian for the century instead of simple English; for example, Duecento instead of thirteenth century. What makes it odd is that it's not consistent, so sometimes she uses Italian, sometimes English. Since this book was never meant to be an Italian language guide, I would have preferred that she simply stuck to the English for the sake of ease and simplicity, especially since this was aimed especially at students.
But even though it was indeed primarily written with students in mind, there's absolutely no reason why non-students like me can't read it. It's a very good introduction to the subject.
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