The Future of Social Constructionism: Introduction to a Special Section of Emotion Review

Emotion Review 4 (3):215-220 (2012)
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Abstract

It is easy to envision marked progress in biological and physiological approaches to emotion, due to technological advances in imaging and other recording techniques. The future of social-constructionism appears more hazy: Progress will likely depend as much on new ideas as on new empirical discoveries. The most fruitful breeding ground for new ideas is where disciplines meet. Hence, the contributors to this special section represent diverse disciplines: biology, computer science, and the arts, as well as areas more traditionally associated with the social construction of emotion, for example, interpersonal relations, cultural influence, and individual development.

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