Due to the different emotional presentation styles, only four emotion states, "happiness," "sadness,", "anger," and "surprise" are selected from the Belfast database for the experiment.
These have a presenting function of their own ("emotional presentation") and are a means of knowing or grasping things (to wit impersonal values) analogous to sensations in perception.
Most had come to hear Huanming Yang, the B.G.I. chairman, deliver a long, emotional presentation that included a PowerPoint display with ninety-one slides.
In an emotional presentation after the game, Paterno accepted congratulations and praised the memory of Robinson, the Grambling State coach who died in 2007.
After an emotional presentation at the meeting, which was sponsored by the Ensemble Studio Theater and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Dr. Wheeler summed up his thoughts on both Heisenberg and Bohr, both of whom he knew, in this way: "Happy memories of two great men".
When I worked as a science adviser with Danny Boyle on Sunshine [the 2007 sci-fi film set 50 years in the future in which a team of astronauts are sent to reignite the dying Sun] he said that music is an integral part of the emotional presentation of a film.
The value of an object triggers, via emotional presentation (Meinong), a certain value experience or value feeling in the subject.
In a sometimes emotional presentation, defense attorney Floyd Holder emphasized Butler's long and well-regarded medical career, and read letters from supporters.
In On Emotional Presentation (1917) and other later works on value theory (1912 19233), Meinong took an objectivist point of view and combined the psychological analysis of values with his theory of objects.
Yet not even the most recent study of the critical work on Mally's deontic logic (Krickler 2008) seems to be aware of Mally's philosophy of values and its peculiar description of value (Wert) and ought (Sollen): "Value and ought can only be understood via emotional presentation" (Mally 1926: 74 or Mally 1971: 312).
Although the topics of the monographs seem to be narrowly demarcated (On Assumptions (1902, 1910); On Possibility and Probability (1915); On Emotional Presentation (1917)), Meinong deals with a broad range of subjects so that one can make out the development of a complete system of philosophy.
