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sorrow emotion wikipedia jump to content main menu main menu move to sidebar hide navigation main page contents current events random article about wikipedia contact us contribute help learn to edit community portal recent changes upload file special pages search search appearance donate create account log in personal tools donate create account log in contents move to sidebar hide top 1 cult 2 postponement 3 shand and mcdougall 4 see also 5 references 6 further reading toggle the table of contents sorrow emotion 14 languages العربية فارسی français हिन्दी հայերեն íslenska jawa ಕನ್ನಡ simple english shqip தமிழ் tagalog türkçe اردو edit links article talk english read edit view history tools tools move to sidebar hide actions read edit view history general what links here related changes upload file permanent link page information cite this page get shortened url switch to legacy parser print export download as pdf printable version in other projects wikimedia commons wikiquote wikidata item appearance move to sidebar hide from wikipedia the free encyclopedia emotion of prolonged resigned sadness sorrow drawing by vincent van gogh 1882 part of a series on emotions affect alexithymia classification empathy in animals emotional intelligence mood self regulation interpersonal dysregulation valence emotions acceptance admiration affection amusement anger angst anguish annoyance anticipation anxiety apathy arousal awe belongingness boredom confidence confusion contempt contentment courage curiosity depression desire determination disappointment disgust distrust doubt dysphoria ecstasy elevation embarrassment emotional detachment enthusiasm envy euphoria fear frustration gratification gratitude greed grief guilt happiness hatred hope horror hostility hubris humiliation interest jealousy joy kindness limerence loneliness love lust nostalgia outrage panic passion pity pleasure pride rage regret rejection relief remorse resentment sadness saudade schadenfreude self pity shame shock shyness social connection sorrow suffering surprise suspicion trust wonder worry v t e sorrow is an emotion feeling or sentiment sorrow is more intense than sadness implies a long term state 1 and suggests unlike unhappiness a degree of resignation 2 moreover in terms of attitude sorrow can be considered halfway between sadness accepting and distress not accepting 2 cult edit romanticism saw a cult of sorrow develop reaching back to the sorrows of young werther of 1774 and extending through the nineteenth century with contributions like tennyson s in memoriam o sorrow wilt thou live with me no casual mistress but a wife 3 up to w b yeats in 1889 still of his high comrade sorrow dreaming 4 while it may be that the romantic hero s cult of sorrow is largely a matter of pretence 5 as jane austen pointed out satirically through marianne dashwood brooding over her sorrows this excess of suffering 6 may nevertheless have serious consequences partly in reaction the 20th century has by contrast been pervaded by the belief that acting sorrowful can actually make me sorrowful as william james long ago observed 7 certainly in the modern anglo emotional culture characterized by the dampening of the emotions in general sorrow has largely given way to the milder less painful and more transient sadness 8 a latter day werther is likely to be greeted by the call to come off it gordon we all know there is no sorrow like unto your sorrow 9 while any conventional valeoftearishness and deathwhereisthystingishness would be met by the participants looking behind the sombre backs of one another s cards and discovering their brightly colored faces 10 perhaps only the occasional subculture like the jungian would still seek to call up from the busy adult man the sorrow of animal life the grief of all nature the tears of things 11 late modernity has if anything only intensified the shift the postmodern is closer to the human comedy than to the abyssal discontent the abyss of sorrow 12 postponement edit not feeling sorrow invites fear into our lives the longer we put off feeling sorrow the greater our fear of it becomes postponing the expression of the feeling causes its energy to grow 13 at the same time it would seem that grief in general is a taming of the primitive violent discharge affect characterized by fear and self destruction to be seen in mourning 14 julia kristeva suggests that taming sorrow not fleeing sadness at once but allowing it to settle for a while is what one of the temporary and yet indispensable phases of analysis might be 15 shand and mcdougall edit sadness is one of four interconnected sentiments in the system of alexander faulkner shand the others being fear anger and joy in this system when an impulsive tendency towards some important object is frustrated the resultant sentiment is sorrow 16 in shand s view the emotion of sorrow which he classifies as a primary emotion has two impulses to cling to the object of sorrow and to repair the injuries done to that object that caused the emotion in the first place thus the primary emotion of sorrow is the basis for the emotion of pity which shand describes as a fusion of sorrow and joy sorrow at the injury done to the object of pity and joy as an element of sweetness tinging that sorrow 17 william mcdougall disagreed with shand s view observing that shand himself recognized that sorrow was itself derived from simpler elements to support this argument he observes that grief at a loss is a form of sorrow where there is no impulse to repair injury and that therefore there are identifiable subcomponents of sorrow he also observes that although there is an element of emotional pain in sorrow there is no such element in pity thus pity is not a compound made from sorrow as a simpler component 17 see also edit grief regret emotion suffering references edit anna wierzbicka emotions across languages and cultures 1999 p 66 1 2 wierzbicka p 66 in memoriam london 1851 p 84 w b yeats the poems london 1983 p 8 lilian r furst romanticism in perspective 1979 p 102 3 jane austen sense and sensibility london 1932 p 183 and p 157 jenefer robinson deeper than reason 2005 p 82 wierzbicka p 67 c p snow last things penguin 1974 p 251 günter grass the meeting at telgte london 1981 p 94 robert bly iron john dorset 1991 p 239 julia kristeva black sun new york 1989 p 258 9 and p 3 erika m hunter little book of big emotions london 2004 p 115 otto fenichel the psychoanalytic theory of neurosis london 19460 p 395 kristeva p 84 5 beatrice edgell 1929 sentiments character free will ethical problems london methuen co ltd pp 73 1 2 william mcdougall 1994 introduction to social psychology atlantic publishers distributors pp 68 69 isbn 9788171564965 further reading edit wikimedia commons has media related to sorrow william lyons 1985 emotion reprint ed cambridge university press pp 42 43 isbn 9780521316392 v t e emotion classification vocabulary psychology affect consciousness measures spectrum positive negative appeal to emotion amygdala hijack effects of emotion in memory sleep emotion in animals emotionality bounded empathy evolution feeling homeostatic functional accounts group affective tone interactions between the emotional and executive brain systems mental state meta emotion perception social sharing sociology social development recognition in conversation regulation interpersonal types ambivalence expressed group moral self conscious social work emotional aperture bias competence conflict contagion detachment dysregulation eating exhaustion expression intelligence intimacy isolation lability lateralization literacy prosody reasoning responsivity symbiosis thought method well being in society emotion and art music blackmail bullying culture gender decision making the workplace labor virtual communication pathos worldviews cynicism defeatism fatalism misanthropy nihilism optimism pessimism reclusion weltschmerz research affective science computing education forecasting neuroscience classification circumplex emojigrid lövheim pad plutchik empathy quotient history of emotions pathognomy theory affect affect as information appraisal cannon bard constructed emotion discrete emotion emotion regime james lange somatic somatic marker two factor emotions acceptance acedia admiration adoration aesthetic affection agitation amusement anger angst anguish annoyance anticipation antipathy anxiety apathy arousal attraction awe belongingness boredom calmness comfort compassion confidence confusion contempt contentment courage cruelty curiosity defeat depression desire disappointment disgust distrust doubt dysphoria ecstasy embarrassment vicarious emotion work emptiness enthrallment enthusiasm envy euphoria excitement fear flow frustration fun gratification gratitude greed grief guilt happiness joie de vivre hatred self hatred hiraeth homesickness hope horror hostility humiliation hygge hysteria ikigai sense of purpose indulgence infatuation insecurity insignificance inspiration interest irritation isolation jealousy joy kindness loneliness love at first sight limerence obsessive parental passionate and companionate lust mimpathy mono no aware neglect nostalgia outrage pain panic passion pity self pity pleasure pride grandiosity hubris insult vanity rage regret rejection relaxation relief remorse resentment revenge reverence sadness melancholy saudade schadenfreude sehnsucht sentimentality shame shock shyness solitude social connection sorrow spite stress chronic suffering surprise suspense suspicion sympathy trust wonder sense of wonder worry zest italics indicate emotion names in foreign languages category retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title sorrow_ emotion oldid 1330436440 category emotions hidden categories articles with short description short description is different from wikidata commons category link is on wikidata articles containing german language text articles containing welsh language text articles 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