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Verkörperte Emotionen. Emotionskonzepte der Phänomenologie

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Emotionen gehören zu den wohl komplexesten Phänomenen der menschlichen Psyche. Dies spiegelt sich wider in der Fülle von verschiedenen und oft gegensätzlichen Emotionstheorien in der Philosophie ebenso wie in der Psychologie. Von den zahlreichen Versuchen, die Komplexität der Gefühle auf einfachere Modelle zurückzuführen, seien nur zwei erwähnt: Die erste Theorie fokussiert sich auf ihre körperliche Komponente.

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Fuchs, T. (2019). Verkörperte Emotionen. Emotionskonzepte der Phänomenologie. In: Kappelhoff, H., Bakels, JH., Lehmann, H., Schmitt, C. (eds) Emotionen. J.B. Metzler, Stuttgart. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05353-4_12

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