Landscapes of emotion: mapping three cultures of emotion in Indonesia

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Acknowledgments Part I. Theory, Method and Results: 1. Theoretical introduction 2. Mapping the realm of emotion 3. Membership in the realm of emotion: prototypicality 4. Emotion scenarios: antecedents and outcomes 5. Comparisons between languages 6. The composite maps of emotion terms, cluster by cluster 7. Conclusions Part II. A Cluster-By-Cluster Analysis of the Composite Maps of Emotion Terms: The 44 clusters Bibliography Author index Subject index.

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