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Preface, Robert C. Solomon1. The Psychology of Gratitude, Robert A. EmmonsPart I: Philosophical and Theological Foundations 2. Gratitude in the History of Ideas, Edward Harpham3. Gratitude in Judaism, Solomon Schimmel4. The Blessings of Gratitude: A Conceptual Analysis, Robert C. RobertsPart II: Social, Personality and Developmental Approaches to Gratitude 5. Gratitude in Modern Life: Its Manifestations and Development, Dan P. McAdams and Jack Bauer6. The Gratitude of Exchange and the Gratitude of Caring: A Developmental-Interactionist Perspective of Moral Emotions, Ross Buck7. Parent of the Virtues? The Prosocial Contours of Gratitude, Michael E. McCullough and Jo-Ann TsangPart III: Perspectives from Emotion Theory 8. Gratitude (Like Other Positive Emotions) Broadens and Builds, Barbara L. Fredrickson9. Gratitude and Subjective Well-Being, Philip Watkins...
First publish date: 2007
Authors: Robert A Emmons
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