… prediction of the embodied emotion account that holds that somatic simulations of emotion
should be required when emotional content is needed to perform the conceptual task, but not …

… embodiment view of emotion. First, we discuss how the Cartesian “machine metaphor” underlies
much theorizing about emotion, as we situate an embodied view of emotion in … emotion …

… also produces embodied emotions and corresponding feelings; and that embodied emotions
mediate … I believe that an embodied-simulation account of emotion concepts can provide …

… using language to probe emotion concepts. Then we review work … predictions of the
embodiment of emotion concepts. The … s emotion systems in order to test their causal role in …

In the 18th century, David Hume said that every idea is built up from copies of prior impressions.
In modern terminology: all concepts are built up from stored records of perceptual states. …

… embodied simulation via electromyography (EMG) as participants first encoded emotionally
ambiguous faces with emotion concepts … the faces without the concepts. Memory for the …

… evidence of the embodiment of emotional concepts was also obtained in extensions of
research on the costs of switching processing between sensory modalities to the area of emotion. …

… embodied as well as linguistic and cultural influences. In this article, we review empirical work
on emotion concepts … As such, much support for embodied emotion concepts comes from …

… framework is that all emotional states are intrinsically embodied, because sensorimotor and
interoceptive states are among the basic building blocks of emotion (Barrett and Lindquist, …

… Following embodiment theories, we hypothesize that the activation of emotion concepts will
result … of both bodily reactions and subjective states that are typical for the specific emotion. …