On Understanding Emotion

actions activity anger appears associates attached attempts attitude awareness becomes behavior Chapter cognitive comes common conduct core definition directed draws embodied emotional consciousness emotional experience emotionally divided enacted enter example existence experienced expression face fact false family member fear feelings felt field of experience force forms future give given Heidegger human individuals inner intentional inter interaction interpretation intersubjectivity involves James lived body located meaning mind mode moods moral moves natural negative object occurs one's other's outer pain past person phenomenological physical practices present Press produced reality reference reflective regarding relation relationship requires ressentiment revealed Sartre Scheler seen self-feelings sense shared situation social society standing stream structure suggests symbolic taken talk temporality theory things thoughts tion tional turn understanding victim violence