Catherine A. Lutz - Unnatural Emotions

"Yes, it's just a blues promise, I like it." Relationship between Christianity and native religion in anthropological research called "unnatural feelings" Catherine A. Rutz's most interesting aspect Same Type was used as an anthropologist in Ifaluk, and she did a strong self-inspection of Ifaluk himself. After all, everyone will face a surprise at some point in their life. In other words, someone "looks like me". Or, on the contrary, a person is shocked that another human animal with roughly the same physical properties as their genus and species can behave as if they were successful.

Taking Catherine Lutz (1988) as an example of Ifaluk's emotions, Halle and Gillett recorded the influence of emotional words on fashion - definitely emotional behavior -. This does not mean that the emotion is the same as the emotion display system, but explains the person as anger, or explains Ifaluk as a metag ("not executed correctly"), and makes a decision about the person in question To do. Performing certain non-violent acts. Thus, emotional words complete the task of a particular "positioning" (usually characterized by these terms) in social encounters.

Catherine Earnshaw mentioned most of the physical and mental distress of "Wuthering Heights". Many people believe that physical pain leads to emotional pain, but Catherine Enshaw can prove this point. In Chapter 6, young Katherine and young Heathcliff hurried near Linton. After the sound, wild children tried to escape capture, and the dog caught Kathy's leg. She caused a strong body pain, so that the children were caught and Kathy lived with Lynton. This physical pain eventually leads to Heathcliff's emotional pain. Cathy married Edgar, and the misery and painful life of Heathcliff started to continue. Catherine's death, the result only causes pain in his body and increases the emotional pain of Heathcliff

The role of Katherine Earnshaw and her daughter Kathy Linton is very different in many aspects of their personality and lifestyle. They have a very different family life. The majority of Katherine's characters are based on feelings, but Cathy is more restrained. Both Heathcliff and Nelly have something to do with women, but these relationships are quite obvious, and often clearly contrasted. Catherine and Cathy opposed the various experiences of love and marriage. These two roles have not been related, but when a person dies and gives birth to another person, Kathy seems to have learned from her mother's mistake and successfully avoided the same tragedy. This is done mainly by treating Heathcliff as a monster. After the world of Heathcliff and Wuthering Heights was introduced to her life, Kathy will never be completely rested. Heathcliff is also the source of happiness and pain in Catherine's life.