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i can't recall if it was here that the absence of emotions in CHAT was
raised -
or elsewhere?
but i'd offer this book as a response:
_Biocultural approaches to the Emotions_, 1999, Alexander Laban Hinton
(Ed.,) NY, Cambridge UK: Cambridge University Press.
it's _really_ interdisciplinary, as opposed to those
faux-interdisciplinary "approaches" and all - an invaluable resource for
responsible CHAT analysis, i'd say.
di
"my doctor says i wouldn't have so many nosebleeds if i would just keep my
finger out of there. "
Ralph Wiggums.
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