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A woman in a high-visibility jacket talks to two men on a street with cars and stacks of pallets in the background.

Emotions

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Some emotions seem to be more ‘elastic’ than others

New research findings suggest that guilt behaves like an on-off switch whereas anger is more elastic and dial-controlled

by Matt Huston

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Anger

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Sometimes it’s a good idea to be angry with yourself. But when?

When you have only yourself to blame, it might be useful to be angry at yourself, without feeling guilty or ashamed

by Laura Silva

A woman stands beside a chalkboard with the phrase “Women are powerful and dangerous” written on it in chalk.

Civic life

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From the erotic to the political – the legacy of Audre Lorde

The legacy of Audre Lorde is in the ‘freedom manual’ of her writings on the feminist politics of anger and the erotic

by Myisha Cherry

A man in a hat and coat holding his collar, with a bottle and glass of whiskey in the foreground, in a dimly lit setting.

Violence and aggression

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What do you really want when you want to get your revenge?

An evolutionary deterrent and a defence of one’s honour, revenge is relatively harmless – until it’s exacted on the innocent

by Renée Danziger