AI Article Synopsis
- The article discusses how being moved is seen as a mixed emotion, especially connected to sadness, using the concept of metonymy.
- The authors challenge this perspective, suggesting that emotions shouldn't be directly equated with the terms we often use to describe them.
- They emphasize the complexity of emotions and advocate for a deeper understanding beyond just common labels.
Article Abstract
As evidence for the second process of the Embracing factor, the target article characterizes being moved as a mixed emotion linked to sadness through metonymy. We question these characterizations and argue that emotions should not be equated with their vernacular labels.
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