Description
Building on contributions from sociology, psychology, anthropology, philosophy, literature, and neuroscience, Henricks develops a more general account of how people discover and reproduce the "meanings" of their involvements with others. Among its many themes are treatments of selves as "projections of personhood," of the ways in which self-expression has changed historically and is now experienced in our electronically mediated era, of emotions as "framing judgments," and of ritual, play, communitas, and work as four distinctive "pathways of experience."
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Framing Experience; Chapter 3 Selves as Projections of Personhood; Chapter 4 New Settings for Self-Expression; Chapter 5 Emotions as Forms of Self-Awareness; Chapter 6 Emotions and Social Order; Chapter 7 Dissatisfaction, Disorder, and Desire; Chapter 8 Behavioral Pathways;
