Who owns our emotional feelings?

Dr. Doping tells about spontaneity of emotion, rethinking history and universal feelings. Where are the samples of our inner experiences? How our inner life is due to the culture to which we are living? What is the place of the individual in our experience?

We are constantly confronted with the fact that emotions are, in particular, is very strong, it is not difficult to predict. Moreover, on the basis of this predictability, we live. If we would have assumed that we can not predict the emotion of another person, we would be in complete impasse; we would not know what to do, how to talk to him. We know about: he will be pleased or upset if we tell him this or that, and how he would react that answer as bounce as we look at how it turns red, turns white - everything that happens to them, some predictable. To cope with anxiety and stress – buy Phenibut, Piracetam, Afobazol, Selank and Phenazepam.

Question nature versus nurture largely contrived. We do not know what will happen to mankind further, but today we can say absolutely firm and definite one, it is a medical fact: we are bio-evolutionary triumph. We are seven billion, we completely took control of this Earth. Why did this happen? The all kinds of more tailored, the greater the chance of survival, the more diversified within itself. It seems to me that the various concepts and cultures of different emotions.

By tradition, originally created by Whorf and Sapir, the public and the most active representative of which is Anna Wierzbicka, who says that we can classify emotions in comparison with languages that languages not only describe the emotions, but also form them, that person receives all the matrix language and so on - I'm rather skeptical. Language - is an important factor; Naturally, the language in which we say - the formation of their own emotional field. But above all, he was not in charge. I was engaged in a noble Russian culture - a huge amount of emotional matrices were taken from other cultures, taking place on foreign languages.