نظریه جامع هیجانات و زندگی اجتماعی ۲۰۰۶
A General Theory of Emotions and Social Life 2006

1. Cover Page

2. Title Page

3. Copyright Page

4. Preface

5. Acknowledgments

1 Introduction

2 From Darwin to psychoevolutionary theories of primary and secondary emotions

3 The four pairs of opposite primary emotions: acceptance and disgust, joy and sadness, anger and fear, anticipation and surprise

4 Secondary emotions: the four pairs of opposite primary dyads – love and misery, pride and embarrassment, aggressiveness and alarm, curiosity and cynicism

5 Secondary emotions, continued: the four pairs of half-opposite secondary dyads – dominance and submissiveness, optimism and pessimism, delight and disappointment, repugnance and contempt

6 Secondary emotions, continued: the eight tertiary dyads – resourcefulness and shock, morbidness and resignation, sullenness and guilt, anxiety and outrage

7 Secondary emotions, continued: the four antithetical, quaternary dyads – ambivalence, catharsis, frozenness, confusion

8 The sociorelational approach to the emotions: four elementary forms of sociality

9 Affect-spectrum theory: the emotions of rationality and of intimacy

10 Affect-spectrum theory, continued: the emotions linking informal community and formal society; a typology of four character structures

11 Social identity and social control: pride and embarrassment, pridefulness and shame

12 Socialization and the emotions: from alexithymia to symbolic elaboration and creativity

13 The development of tertiary emotions: jealousy, envy, ambition, confidence, and hope

14 Emotions, violence, and the self: vengefulness and hatred

15 A partial empirical test of affect-spectrum theory

16 Discussion

22. Notes

23. References