Abstract:Representing affectivity requires an explanation of emotions, how they manifest themselves, and the functions they have at the various levels of the individual, the dyadic relationship, and the group and culture. Progressively, the paper describes the change in emotions and affectivity in the schizophrenic disorder and its impact on emotion recognition, expression, perception and experience of the self. Emotional processing of change in a comparison of cultures is considered from the viewpoint of ethnography a… Show more
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