Narrative constructions and the life history issue in brain–emotions relations

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 35 (3):168-169 (2012)
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Abstract

Emotional reactions are rather flexible, due to the schema-like organization of complex socio-emotional situations. Some data on emotion development, and on certain pathological conditions such as alexithymia, give further support for the psychological constructivist view put forward by Lindquist et al. Narrative organization is a key component of this schematic organization. The self-related nature of narrative organization provides scaffolding to the contextual dependency of emotions

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