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    The document discusses a course on emotions that is divided into 6 modules. Module 1 covers the evolutionary biological roots of emotions, definitions of emotions, and how and why emotions evolved. Module 2 discusses how many emotions exist and different taxonomies of emotions. Module 3 examines what plants and other living beings feel, qualia, conscious and unconscious emotions. Module 4 takes a neuroanthropological approach to emotions, looking at emotions in the brain, without the brain, empathy, ethics and social management of emotions. Module 5 reviews philosophies of emotions from Western and Eastern perspectives. Module 6 covers affective computing, emotional architectures, and emotional machines.

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    The document discusses a course on emotions that is divided into 6 modules. Module 1 covers the evolutionary biological roots of emotions, definitions of emotions, and how and why emotions evolved. Module 2 discusses how many emotions exist and different taxonomies of emotions. Module 3 examines what plants and other living beings feel, qualia, conscious and unconscious emotions. Module 4 takes a neuroanthropological approach to emotions, looking at emotions in the brain, without the brain, empathy, ethics and social management of emotions. Module 5 reviews philosophies of emotions from Western and Eastern perspectives. Module 6 covers affective computing, emotional architectures, and emotional machines.

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    Where Do Emotions Come From? Their Evolutionary Biological Roots

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    Joana Suárez
    The document discusses a course on emotions that is divided into 6 modules. Module 1 covers the evolutionary biological roots of emotions, definitions of emotions, and how and why emotions evolved. Module 2 discusses how many emotions exist and different taxonomies of emotions. Module 3 examines what plants and other living beings feel, qualia, conscious and unconscious emotions. Module 4 takes a neuroanthropological approach to emotions, looking at emotions in the brain, without the brain, empathy, ethics and social management of emotions. Module 5 reviews philosophies of emotions from Western and Eastern perspectives. Module 6 covers affective computing, emotional architectures, and emotional machines.

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    1st module

    Where do emotions come from? Their evolutionary biological roots.

    1.1. What is an emotion and why do we have them? Some definitions

    1.2.The ABC of emotional processes.

    1.3. Why do emotions exist, and how do many live beings have emotions?

    1.4. How did emotions evolve? Mating, feeding & cooperation.

    1.5. Where do emotions happen?

    2nd module

    How many emotions exist? From Buddha to nociceptors.

    2.1. Protoemotions, the Holy Grail of Emostudies

    2.2. A taxonomy of emotions

    2.3. The geography of emotions: Guilt vs. Shame cultures

    2.4. Aware: attention, data selection and the aesthetic feeling of ahness

    2.5. No pain, no gain? The modulator nature of emotions.

    3rd module

    What do plants feel? Bodies, minds, qualia and emotions

    3.1. From senseless to sense? The bacterial dilemma

    3.2. Animal emotions.

    3.3. The qualia problem.

    3.4. Conscious vs. Unconscious emotions.

    3.5. Ghost and chronic emotions


    4th module

    A neuroanthropologic approach to emotions: from neurons to societies

    4.1. Unemotional neurons but emotional brains.

    4.2. Emotions without a brain?

    4.3. Emotions, empathy, and ethics: neuroethical challenges

    4.4. The moral control of the emotional mind

    4.5. The social management of emotions

    5th module

    The philosophies on emotions

    5.1. The classic Western debates on the nature of emotions

    5.2. The classic Eastern debates on the nature of emotions

    5.3. The methodological debates on emotions throughout history

    5.4. The transdisciplinarity of emotional studies: an epistemological gap

    5.5. Damasio’s success and Descartes’ error, the new trend

    6th module

    21st Century & emotions: affective computing and sociable robots

    6.1. Neural Networks

    6.2. Emotional Architectures

    6.3. Affective computing

    6.4. Social robotics and HRI

    6.5. Emotional machines and singularity


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