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Gross''s deft and remarkable book should be required reading for neurobiologists and, of course, for humanists of every school. Gross reminds us that emotions are rarely private. Most feelings, rational or irrational,' and all expressions of feeling, are obviously and irreducibly social. -- Stephen Pender Times Literary Supplement

Gross's deft and remarkable book should be required reading for neurobiologists and, of course, for humanists of every school. Gross reminds us that emotions are rarely private. Most feelings, rational or irrational, and all expressions of feeling, are obviously and irreducibly social. --;i>Times Literary Supplement --Stephen Pender Times Literary Supplement

Gross's deft and remarkable book should be required reading for neurobiologists and, of course, for humanists of every school. Gross reminds us that emotions are rarely private. Most feelings, rational or 'irrational, ' and all expressions of feeling, are obviously and irreducibly social. --;i>Times Literary Supplement <br><br>--Stephen Pender Times Literary Supplement

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Daniel M. Gross is associate professor of rhetoric at the University of Iowa. He is coeditor of Heidegger and Rhetoric.

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