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In:Languages of Sentiment: Cultural constructions of emotional substrates
Edited by Gary B. Palmer and Debra J. Occhi
[Advances in Consciousness Research 18] 1999
► pp. v–vi

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Published online: 15 December 1999

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Table of contents

Introduction: Linguistic Anthropology and Emotional Experience1

Pragmatic and Social Constructionist Approaches

Language, Primordialism and Sentiment25

Harold Schiffman

Transforming Laments: Performativity and Rationalization as Linguistic Ideologies39

Dignity in Tragedy: How Javanese Women Speak of Emotion65

Public and Private Voices: Japanese Style Shifting and the Display of Affective Intensity107

Cynthia D. Dunn

Cognitive Approaches

From Hiren to Happî-endo: Romantic Expression in the Japanese Love Story131

Janet S. Shibamoto Smith

Sounds of the Heart and Mind: Mimetics of Emotional States in Japanese151

Bursting with Grief, Erupting with Shame: A Conceptual and Grammatical Analysis of Emotion-Tropes in Tagalog171

Heather Bennett

The Convergence of Sociocultural Theory and Cognitive Linguistics: Lexical Semantics and the L2 Acquisition of Love, Fear and Happiness201

Theory

Language And Emotion Concepts: What Experientialists and Social Constructionists Have in Common237

Zoltán Kövecses

Name Index263

Subject Index265