Emotion, Communication, Interaction (Paperback)
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Published by Vernon Press, 2026
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Paperback. 'Emotion, Communication, Interaction: Modular Studies in Cognitive Philosophy' consists of reflective and analytical essays on the nature and function of human emotions and communicative strategies based on the most recent advances in Cognitive Science. Broadly based on the cognitive architecture of emotions, this volume of essays suggests fresh methods of evaluating emotional behavior. As such, they create theoretical and, in some cases, qualitatively valid pathways for understanding what emotions mean and represent in the scale of human evolution and how emotional communication can potentially benefit human life and well-being. The authors suggest how aesthetic emotions constitute a significantly new area of research on fine-tuned and less understood expressions. Fresh insights into the intersubjective nature of emotional communication, and strategic interactions among humans and between humans and machines, redefine the limits of human interactivity and the extent to which emotions are underwritten in the Anthropocene. Furthermore, such an important faculty as that of emotion, when studied in contexts of competitive sports philosophy, prosocial behaviour, altruism or collective nostalgia, opens up different possibilities for the achievement of mental health and well-being. This book will stand as an excellent reference for research on the efficacy of emotional life and its impact on the grand objectives of acquiring freedom and happiness. Though epistemological variations mark the methods of discourse, the essays in this volume tout emotional cognition and communications as viable tools of research for a post-Enlightenment academy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…
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- Emotion, Communication, Interaction (Paperback)
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- Tirtha Prasad Mukhopadhyay
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- Vernon Press
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- 2026
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- Paperback
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- English
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'Emotion, Communication, Interaction: Modular Studies in Cognitive Philosophy' consists of reflective and analytical essays on the nature and function of human emotions and communicative strategies based on the most recent advances in Cognitive Science. Broadly based on the cognitive architecture of emotions, this volume of essays suggests fresh methods of evaluating emotional behavior.
As such, they create theoretical and, in some cases, qualitatively valid pathways for understanding what emotions mean and represent in the scale of human evolution and how emotional communication can potentially benefit human life and well-being. The authors suggest how aesthetic emotions constitute a significantly new area of research on fine-tuned and less understood expressions. Fresh insights into the intersubjective nature of emotional communication, and strategic interactions among humans and between humans and machines, redefine the limits of human interactivity and the extent to which emotions are underwritten in the Anthropocene. Furthermore, such an important faculty as that of emotion, when studied in contexts of competitive sports philosophy, prosocial behaviour, altruism or collective nostalgia, opens up different possibilities for the achievement of mental health and well-being. This book will stand as an excellent reference for research on the efficacy of emotional life and its impact on the grand objectives of acquiring freedom and happiness. Though epistemological variations mark the methods of discourse, the essays in this volume tout emotional cognition and communications as viable tools of research for a post-Enlightenment academy.
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About the Author
Shoji Nagataki is Professor, Chukyo University, Division of International Human Studies, School of Global Studies, Nagoya, Japan. His research output is dedicated to phenomenology, cognitive phenomenology, philosophy of embodiment, and philosophy of mind. Some of his research works are: Shoji Nagataki et. al. 'Toward a Moral Theory for Society of Metasapiens, Proceedings of the Joint Symposium of AROB-ISBC', 2025, Nicola Liberati and Shoji Nagataki. "Vulnerability under the Gaze of Robots: Relations among Humans and Robots", 'AI & Society', 34. 2019. Shoji Nagataki. "Touching the World as It Is", 'Humana.Mente Journal of Philosophical Studies 31', 2016. Nagataki, Shoji et al., ed. 'Enigma of Emotion and Qualia'. Kyoto: Showado (in Japanese). 2008. Nagataki received the Outstanding Research Award HAI (Human-Agent-Interaction) in 2014, and the HAI Watsuji Prize (1995) from the Japanese Society for Ethics. He is also Vice President of The Society for Phenomenology and Media (2019-), Board Member of 'Rupkatha Interdisciplinary Journal' (since 2020), and Board Member of The Society for Phenomenology and Media (since 2013).
John R. Baker is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Foreign Language at Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry and Trade and a research fellow at Shinawatra University, Thailand. He has worked with writing and self-access centers and taught writing, ESOL, and literature in the U.S.A. and Asia (Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam). His research interests include second language writing and reading, self-access and writing center administration, and research methods as these come together in an interdisciplinary matrix. He is an active member of TESOL organizations, regularly publishes, edits, and reviews for several journals, and has worked with international and local book publishers.
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