Routledge (Resources for Ecological Psychology Series)

Summary

• The book is the first comprehensive ecological (Gibsonian) account of emotions
• The book will appeal across disciplines, incorporating insights from phenomenology, developmental systems theory, and clinical psychology to come to grips with our affective relationship with the environment (and the individual differences therein)
• The book furthers recent ecological conceptions of the environment and of information, making it of interest to all ecologically inclined thinkers (even those who do not have a prime interest in affect and emotions)