Titlebook: Emotions as Bio-cultural Processes; Hans J. Markowitsch,Birgitt R?ttger-R?ssler Book 2009 Springer-Verlag New York 2009 Embodiment.Emotion

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Paul Tillich‘s Philosophical Theologyin various societies. We then discuss the similarities and differences of these norms and values in societies in which honour and dishonour are positioned at the apex of the social fabric. We show that “honour and dishonour” in most but not all societies relate mainly to men and to prescriptions in

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A Man who Humbly Lived in Authenticity,d groups and contribute to the individual’s self-esteem. The relation between the honour of individuals and the honour of the whole group, class, or society is discussed. If emotions are defined as relatively short-term, bodily felt, expressed experiences, surely the “state” of being honourable or l

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Paul’s “Christians” as “Gentile-Jews”ed from the “Indonesian national family” by the government, it seems almost impossible for these youngsters to develop any degree of self-confidence or emotional well-being on the streets. This chapter deals with the (sub-)cultural strategies of male street youths in a Javanese city of about one mil

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Hans J. Markowitsch,Birgitt R?ttger-R?sslerTackles the topic from a true interdisciplinary approach –innovative and theoretical approaches that make these interactions accessible to analysis.Uniquely integrated chapters due to authors’ interch