Détails du livre
Format
Relié
Pages
440
Langue
Anglais
Publié
Jan 1, 1980
Éditeur
Harper & Row
ISBN-10
0060452358
ISBN-13
9780060452353
Description
In this profound exploration of human emotions, Robert Plutchik delves into the intricate tapestry of feelings and their evolutionary significance. He presents a model that not only categorizes emotions but also illuminates their underlying purposes in the context of survival and adaptation. Readers are invited to consider how emotions have shaped human interactions and societal development throughout history.
Plutchik intricately weaves together psychology, biology, and anthropology to offer a multi-faceted view of emotions. His synthesis uncovers the complexities of emotional responses and how they influence behavior. Through a comprehensive examination, he highlights the interplay between instinctual drives and social dynamics, illustrating how emotions serve as both personal motivators and social connectors.
With extensive research and a robust bibliography, the work provides a foundation for understanding the significance of emotions in everyday life. Plutchik's insights encourage contemplation about the role emotions play, urging readers to appreciate the depth of their own emotional experiences and those of others.
Plutchik intricately weaves together psychology, biology, and anthropology to offer a multi-faceted view of emotions. His synthesis uncovers the complexities of emotional responses and how they influence behavior. Through a comprehensive examination, he highlights the interplay between instinctual drives and social dynamics, illustrating how emotions serve as both personal motivators and social connectors.
With extensive research and a robust bibliography, the work provides a foundation for understanding the significance of emotions in everyday life. Plutchik's insights encourage contemplation about the role emotions play, urging readers to appreciate the depth of their own emotional experiences and those of others.
Genres
Psychologie