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Getting Emotional Over Contours: Response to Seeley

Essays in Philosophy 13 (2):518-521 (2012)
Abstract Bill Seeley suggests that what follows from research into crossmodal perception for expression and emotion in the arts is that there is an emotional contour (i.e., a contour constitutive of the content of an emotion and potentially realizable across a range of media). As a response of sorts, I speculate as to what this might hold for philosophical and empirical enquiry into expression and emotion across the arts as well as into the nature of the emotions themselves.
Keywords Crossmodal Perception  Emotion  Expression
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