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This paper introduces the Special Issue on The social context of emotion. The contributions are discussed in relation to social constructionist approaches to emotion. This collection of papers demonstrates that, while the constructionist approach is useful in reminding us of the importance of the social context in the production of emotion and also as part of the emotional experience, its tendency to proscribe most methodologies would hinder rather than promote our understanding of emotional phenomena.
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