Abstract
Commentary: Primary Emotional Systems and Personality: An Evolutionary Perspective.
Highlights
In Primary Emotional Systems and Personality Christian Montag and Jaak Panksepp show how subjectivity emerges from basic affective processes
Their view of the affective grounds of personality has important implications for the clinic of psychiatric disorders, because emotional disfunctions could be regarded as the common trait of all different kinds of psychopathology
In Montag and Panksepp’s words, “[. . . ] emotional disturbances in childhood have the strongest effect on the development of psychopathological disorders in adults” (Montag and Panksepp, 2017)
Summary
In Primary Emotional Systems and Personality Christian Montag and Jaak Panksepp show how subjectivity emerges from basic affective processes. A commentary on Primary Emotional Systems and Personality: An Evolutionary Perspective by Montag, C., and Panksepp, J. Edited by: Massimo Marraffa, Università degli Studi Roma Tre, Italy
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