Contents

pp v-vi

Notes on Contributors

pp vii-x

Acknowledgements

pp xi-xii

Introduction: Emotional Expression

pp 1-22

Part I - Philosophical Perspectives

pp 23-24

1 - Expressing, Showing and Representing

pp 25-45

2 - Emotions and Their Expressions

pp 46-72

3 - Expressive Actions

pp 73-94

4 - Emotional Expression, Commitment and Joint Value

pp 95-114

5 - Collective Emotion and the Function of Expressive Behaviour

pp 115-134

Part II - Psychological Perspectives

pp 135-136

6 - Emotional Expression

pp 137-156

7 - A Sceptical Look at Faces as Emotion Signals

pp 157-172

8 - Cultural Specificities in the Transmission and Decoding of Facial Expressions of Emotion

pp 173-198

9 - The Impact of Context on the Perception of Emotions

pp 199-218

10 - The Truth Is Written All Over Your Face! Involuntary Aspects of Emotional Facial Expressions

pp 219-244

Part III - Legal Perspectives

pp 245-246

11 - Regulating the Expression of Remorse and the Building of Moral Communities

pp 247-262

12 - Share Your Grief but Not Your Anger: Victims and the Expression of Emotion in Criminal Justice

pp 263-286

13 - Performing Anger to Signal Injustice: The Expression of Anger in Victim Impact Statements

pp 287-310

Index

pp 311-320

Miscellaneous Endmatter

pp 321-322