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Gerald C. Cupchik |
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B.A. ( Professor |
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Gerald
Cupchik has spent 40 years exploring the search for meaning
and experiences of feelings and emotions in everyday and aesthetic episodes.
Topics of special interest have included: nonverbal communication of emotion;
creation and reception of art and poetry; appreciation of metaphor; and the
experience of industrial design objects. From a methodological viewpoint, an
important goal has been the integration of quantitative and qualitative forms
of data collection in order to achieve a more comprehensive understanding of
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Toward
a General Theory of Emotion: How Emotion Shapes Aesthetic and
Entertainment Experiences: I Am, Therefore I Think, Act, and
Express Both in Life and in Art: The Digitized Self in the Age of the
Internet: What Would Arnheim and McLuhan Have to Say About This? |
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Contact
Information Office
S-634 Telephone
416-287-7467 Email
cupchik@utsc.utoronto.ca |
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