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      Consumer BehaviorConsumer ResearchThe Emotion of DisgustDisgust
An overview of current theories (including mine) on sensory and interpersonal disgust.  This is the first and only paper that I know of that attempts to explain why humans are the only species known to experience disgust.
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      DisgustHierarchyMoral DisgustInterpersonal Disgust
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      EthicsEnvironmental PhilosophyApplied EthicsMoral Psychology
The view we defend is that in virtue of its nature, disgust is not fit to do any moral or social work whatsoever, and that there are no defensible uses for disgust in legal or political institutions. We first describe our favoured... more
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      EthicsNormative EthicsMeta-EthicsApplied Ethics
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      Evolutionary PsychologyThe Emotion of DisgustSex DifferencesInterpersonal Disgust
People who are more avoidant of pathogens are more politically conservative, as are nations with greater parasite stress. In the current research, we test two prominent hypotheses that have been proposed as explanations for these... more
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      EmotionPolitical ScienceConservatismIntergroup Relations
Disgust involves both automatic and conscious evaluative processing, so using a combination of explicit and implicit disgust measures, we sought to predict higher conception risk by the measurement of the perceptions toward disgusting... more
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      DisgustFemale SexualityMenstrual CycleMoral Disgust
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      Art HistoryArt TheoryMarcel DuchampThe Emotion of Disgust
באין מוסדות מוסמכים ומוכרים של אכיפה וענישה נעשה החרם לאמצעי המרכזי המשמר את סמכותם של חכמים. הנידוי והחרם לא היו רק כלים להטלת מוראם של פרנסי הציבור אלא גם מילאו תפקיד חשוב בשמירה על יציבות חברתית ועל אורחות חיים תקינים המאפשרים את החיים... more
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      DeathMourningDisgustInterpersonal Disgust
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      Political EconomySelf and IdentitySocial IdentityDisability Studies
Disgust for contaminating objects (core disgust), immoral behaviors (moral disgust) and unsavory others (interpersonal disgust), have been assumed to be closely related. It is not clear, however, whether different forms of disgust are... more
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      NeuropsychologySocial CognitionDisgustMoral Disgust
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      Cognitive PsychologyEmotionCognitive developmentEmbodied Cognition
Diverse art practices have, since time immemorial, sought to establish a visceral link with the viewer’s insides in order to problematise order and disorder, normativity and aberration, totem and taboo, as even a cursory glance at... more
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      AbjectionSomaestheticsUglinessTracing