PSYC18H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Epicureanism, Stoicism, Sigmund Freud
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Nineteenth-century founders: modern ideas about emotions can be thought of as deriving from charles darwin, william. Philsophical & literaray approaches: although darwin, james, freud laid important foundations in the study of emotions, they weren"t the first in the western tradition to think about emotions. To be slighted is to be treated with contempt, or thwarted, or shamed. In aristotle"s discussion of the role of emotions in persuasion, we see the message echoed by. Shakespeare"s quotation from hamlet: that our emotional experiences are shaped by our judgments and evaluations our experience depends on our judgment. 4: the doctrines of these schools had important influences in the development of western thought, the epicureans developed ideas of natural human sociality that influenced both the. American & french revolutions: the idea that human beings have a right to the pursuit of happiness is distinctively. In the physiology that he contributed, emotions arise in the mind, functionally enable our plans, and affect our bodies.
