Beyond the basics: The evolution and development of human emotions

Canadian Journal of Philosophy

Volumn 36, Issue SUPPL. VOL. 32, 2007, Pages 73-94

  Bluhm, Robyn ^a  

^a Department of Psychiatry at Western ^*

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EID: 70449926967     PISSN: 00455091     EISSN: 19110820     Source Type: Journal    
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