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2 years ago in Computational Social Science , Historical Epistemology By Neethi
Are there empirically sound ways to quantify emotional states, specifically fear, when our sources are the fragmented, textual remains of the past?
I'm convinced that emotions have a history, but I'm skeptical of reducing them to numbers. I need to assess methodologies that claim to quantify fear—are they methodologically robust, or do they oversimplify? How do we maintain the integrity of the subjective experience while still subjecting it to systematic analysis?
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By Muhammad sohail Answered 1 year ago
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