Nonverbal Communication: Where Nature Meets Culture [Paperback]

Preface.  1. Nonverbal Communication: Crossing the Boundary Between Culture and Nature Ullica Segerstr?le and Peter Molna?r  Part 1: New Findings on the Universality of Human Nonverbal Communication  2. Universal Facial Expressions of Emotion: An Old Controversy and New Findings Paul Ekman and Dacher Keltner  3. Psychophysiological Reactions to Facial Expressions Ulf Dimberg  4. Universals in Interpersonal Interactions Wulf Schiefenh?vel  Part 2: Development of Emotions in a Social and Cultural Context  5. Preverbal Communication in Humans and the Genesis of Culture Hanua Papouaek and Mechthild Papousek  6. Development of Emotions and Their Expression in Task-Oriented Situations in Infants and Preschool Children Klaus Schneider  7. Nonverbal Communication in Nonhuman Primates: Implications for the Emergence of Culture Stephen J. Suomi  Part 3: The Social Role of Nonverbal Communication and Emotions: Evolutionary Inferences  8. Communication Signals of Animals: Contributions of Emotion and Reference Peter Marler and Christopher S. Evans  9. The Social Function of Smile and Laughter : Variations Across Primate Species and Societies Signe Preuschoft and Jan A.R.A.M. van Hooff  10. Primate Communication and the Ecology of a Language Niche Alexandra Maryanski  11. The Evolution of Emotions: The Nonverbal Basis of Human Social Organization Jonathan H. Turner  Part 4: Nonverbal Communication as a Mediator Between Nature and Culture  12. Nonverbal Communication and Cl“¯