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Simulation, co-cognition, and the attribution of emotional states
European Journal of Philosophy 11 (3):353-374 (2003)
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In this paper I argue that there is a viable simulationist account of emotion attribution. However, I also try to say something specific about the form that this account ought to take. I argue that someone who wants to give by a simulationist account of emotion attribution should focus on similarities between emotions and perceptual judgments.Author's Profile
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