PSYC18H3 Chapter 3: Chapter 3 - Cultural Understandings of Emotions
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The appreciation became marked in europe and america, during the historical era of. Romanticism y by 1800 romanticism had become firmly part of western culture, more or less inseparable from ideas of y individual freedom. In frankenstein are many of the themes of romanticism: settings amid wild scenery, the emphasis on the natural, distrust of the artificial, apprehension of humans arrogantly overstepping their boundaries. They are like languages or works of art. For instance, some cultures value or at least permit public expressions of anger. The self-construal approach: independent and interdependent selves y there are two types of self-construal: independent and interdependent y within the independent self-construal, the self is autonomous and separate from others. This type of self- construal is also sometimes referred to as individualism y for people with interdependent, or collectivist, self-construals, the self is fundamentally connected with y other people. The imperative is to find one s status, identity, and roles within the community.
