Two Views of Emotional Perception: Some Empirical Suggestions

Canadian Journal of Philosophy 36 (5S):161-183 (2006)
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Abstract

Two models of modularity are presented in analysis of perceptual theories of emotion. Empirical tests for assessing whether either model is apt for emotion are suggested. The paper concludes by standing back and assessing the stakes of the issue.

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edition Sneddon, Andrew (2008) "Two views of emotional perception". In Faucher, Luc, Tappolet, Christine, The modularity of emotions, pp. : University of Calgary Press (2008)

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Andrew Sneddon
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