an impure somatic theory of basic emotions luca barlassina university of sheffield
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1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
Pure Somatic Theory
1. Bodily changes causally contribute to the generation of basic emotions
2. Basic emotions are entirely constituted by the perception of bodily changes
1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✘
6. Intentionality II: Formal object ✘
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
Dretske’s psychosemantics
A mental representation of type T represents property P if and only if:
1. Tokens of T are reliably caused by instances of P
2. T has the function of detecting P
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object ✔
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object ✔
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object ✔
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object ✔
1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✘
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings
5. Intentionality I: Particular object
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
Pure somatic theory
1. Bodily changes causally contribute to the generation of basic emotions
2. Basic emotions are entirely constituted by the perception of bodily changes
Impure somatic theory
1. Bodily changes causally contribute to the generation of basic emotions
2. Basic emotions are entirely constituted by the perception of bodily changes
Impure somatic theory
1. Bodily changes causally contribute to the generation of basic emotions
2. Basic emotions are constituted by the integration of bodily perceptions with representations of external objects
1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object ✔
1. Influenced by bodily changes ✔
2. Neural correlates of interoception ✔
3. Emotional deficits and interoceptive deficits ✔
4. Bodily feelings ✔
5. Intentionality I: Particular object ✔
6. Intentionality II: Formal object ✔