Emotion and metalanguage

McIntosh, Janet

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“…The majority of modern emotion theories suggest that bodily states are central to emotional experiences (Barrett, 2017a; Moors, in press). However, the exact role that the body is proposed to play for emotional experiences varies across theoretical perspectives.…”

Section: The Body In Emotions: Theoretical Predictionsmentioning

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A review of bodily dysfunction in depression: Empirical findings, theoretical perspectives, and implications for treatment.

Mikkelsen¹,

O’Toole²

2023

Journal of Psychotherapy Integration

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Emotional disturbances are well-recognized features of depression and contemporary psychotherapeutic programs offer a variety of treatment strategies directly targeting these disturbances (e.g., cognitive restructuring, decentering, acceptance). In addition to emotional disturbances, evidence increasingly points to depression also being characterized by profound bodily dysfunction. The goal of the present article is to evaluate the potential of bodily dysfunction as a treatment target in interventions aimed at alleviating emotional problems in depression. We begin by delineating two of the major yet diverging theoretical predictions about the role of the body in and for emotions. We then review evidence of bodily dysfunction in depression with a focus on inflammation, endocrine functioning, the motoric system (i.e., posture and movement), physiological reactivity, and interoception. In our review, we (a) present cross-sectional research investigating differences between healthy and clinical groups, (b) describe experimental evidence, looking at acute and long-term effects of manipulation of bodily parameters on symptoms of depression, and (c) explore longitudinal evidence on how bodily dysfunction may or may not normalize upon successful pharmacological or psychological treatment of depression. We conclude by discussing how bodily dysfunction may be shaping and constraining the emotional lives of depressed individuals and outlining how treatment aimed at alleviating emotional problems in depression may benefit from targeting bodily dysfunction. Public Health Significance StatementThe present study reviews empirical evidence of bodily dysfunction in depression. The findings suggest a variety of bodily alterations in depression that may contribute to emotional disturbances. Treatment targeting the body may be valuable in alleviating emotional problems in depression.

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Section: The Body In Emotions: Theoretical Predictionsmentioning

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A review of bodily dysfunction in depression: Empirical findings, theoretical perspectives, and implications for treatment.

Mikkelsen¹,

O’Toole²

2023

Journal of Psychotherapy Integration

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Delimitación, visualización y metalenguaje

Carbajal-Carrera

2024

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Abstracta El presente artículo adopta el marco teórico del Diseño Universal para el Aprendizaje (DUA) como acercamiento cualitativo para examinar la accesibilidad de la enseñanza de las emociones en los manuales de español lengua extranjera (ELE). En concreto, se aplican de forma sistemática las tres pautas del principio de representación del DUA en el análisis de unidades didácticas sobre las emociones de 16 manuales de ELE de nivel B1. El análisis aborda de forma crítica las limitaciones presentes en estos materiales con un foco en tres factores clave en la representación de emociones: su delimitación, su visualización y su metalenguaje. La revisión de materiales se estructura en torno a las tres pautas del principio de representación y revela conexiones entre las carencias curriculares identificadas por estudios previos y los aportes del principio de representación. Las conclusiones de estudio contribuyen al creciente cuerpo de investigaciones sobre DUA en entornos de aprendizaje con diversos grados de competencia lingüística.

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Language, Emotion, and the Politics of Vulnerability

Pritzker

2020

Annu. Rev. Anthropol.

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Previous research on language and emotion in anthropology has demonstrated that rather than being a private, subjective, and prediscursive experience belonging to individuals, emotion is an intersubjective, emergent process that is not only everywhere in language but also everywhere language is. In this review, I discuss how recent research in linguistic anthropology and related fields has continued to build on such insights in investigations of the flow of affect across bodies, the ways in which politically situated ideologies of language and emotion function at various institutional scales, and the role of language and emotion in the enactment of agency. Overall, my discussion is framed in a consideration of how this body of work contributes both theoretically and methodologically to understanding the role that language and emotion play in mediating the dynamic relationship between vulnerability and political agency. Expected final online publication date for the Annual Review of Anthropology, Volume 49 is October 21, 2020. Please see http://www.annualreviews.org/page/journal/pubdates for revised estimates.

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Emotion and metalanguage

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A review of bodily dysfunction in depression: Empirical findings, theoretical perspectives, and implications for treatment.

A review of bodily dysfunction in depression: Empirical findings, theoretical perspectives, and implications for treatment.

Delimitación, visualización y metalenguaje

Language, Emotion, and the Politics of Vulnerability

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