"At some point, emotion runs out.
That remark makes an important point: "emotion" and "intuition" as approaches to reality in Négritude philosophy have more to do with Bergsonian philosophy than with Levy-Bruhlian ethnology.
Actual issues are now beside the point; emotions reign.
Meaning making in high and low points predicted emotion regulation.
Each of these three points - emotion, politics, and morality - are subject to the human experience and so they vary from person to person, culture to culture.
MAX (at this point attempting emotion) You killed my wife!
For Marden, the point was emotion, and he remained loyal to the Abstract Expressionists' understanding of art as a projection of the self.
"If we're going to ask people to give," Mr. Makower said, "we must do it at a point of emotion, not at home when the moment has gone".
When she talks about her films, it's always in terms of the stories, the drama, the points of maximum emotion.
We conclude with a call for experimental research designed to clearly explicate which points in the emotion regulation process appear most vulnerable to sleep loss as well as longitudinal studies to follow these processes in relation to the development of psychopathological conditions.
At some point, every negative emotion under the sun rears its ugly head during the tumultuous and oftentimes heartbreaking process of dissolving your once-loving relationship.
