ISSN: 2639-2119
Authors: Romeu V*
This text builds a reflection on the articulation between human communication and emotion. This reflection is based on disciplinary and epistemological sources that have been alien to the field of communication and social sciences. For this reason, the reflection that is made here is constructed as an alternative theoretical-conceptual perspective to the way in which the communication of human beings is generally understood and studied today. Our objective is to explain how emotions arise and participate in human communication from the legacy of neurophenomenology, biosemiotics and enactivism, concluding that this communication always appears crossed by the emotional-affective imprint of the subject.
Keywords: Human Communication; Emotion Neurophenomenology; Biosemiotics; Enactivism
