Identity and Emotion: Development Through Self-Organization

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1. Introduction E. Saskia Kunnen, Harke A. Bosma, Cor van Halen and Matty van der Meulen 2. Developments in self-concept theory and research: affect, context, and variability Matty van der Meulen Commentary: the self-concept is dead, long live... which construct or process? Differentation and organization of self-related theories Annerieke Oosterwegel 3. The self and emotions Nico H. Frijda Commentary: the self and emotions Seymour Epstein 4. Fish, foxes and talking in the classroom: introducing dynamic systems concepts and approaches Paul L. C. van Geert Commentary: fish, foxes, identity and emotion Linda A. Camras and George F. Michel 5. A rational perspective on the development of self and emotion Alan Fogel Commentary: the personal experience of coherence Jeroen Jansz 6. Affective processes in a multivoiced self Hubert J. M. Hermans and Els Hermans-Jansen Commentary: affective processes in a multivoiced self in action Leni Verhofstadt-Deneve 7. Old-new answers and new-old questions for personality and emotion: a matter of complexity Jeanette Haviland-Jones, David Beaulifard and Carol Magai Commentary: emotions as sources of information about the self Peter Heymans 8. Cognitive-emotional self-organization in personality development and personal identity Marc Lewis and Michel Ferrari Commentary: two faces in identity Carol Magai 9. A self-organizational approach to identity and emotions: an overview and implications E. Saskia Kunnen, Harke A. Bosma, Cor van Halen and Matty van der Meulen.

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