… ‐ and disease‐related forms of disgust, although we argue that insular activation is not
exclusive to disgust. It remains unclear whether moral disgust is associated with insular activity. …

… disgusting. The primary goal of this chapter is to make sense of this varied set of elicitors—that
is, to describe the meaning of disgust … from the presumed origin of disgust as a rejection …

… We explore the idea that feces, the universal disgust object, is also the first, and we
examine the mechanisms for the acquisition of disgust. We recommend disgust as an easily …

… Disgust is used and abused in society, being both a force for social cohesion and … disgust,
using the new synthesis, offers practical lessons that can enhance human flourishing. Disgust …

… It is suggested that disgust is evoked by objects/people that … of simple disgust elicitors and
thus generate disgust and motivate … and ideational accounts of disgust.(PsycINFO Database …

… for the trade-offs required of each disgust system. By refocusing the discussion of disgust
on computational mechanisms, we recast prior theorizing on disgust into a framework that can …

… In a surprising yet persuasive move, Kolnai argues that disgust is never related to inorganic
or … of disgusting objects (which should not be read just before lunch) and shows how disgust …

… center about the JL phenomenon of disgust. In the course of the study… Some years ago certain
peculiarities of the disgustreaction … DISGUST On asking people to name the first disgusting …

… food-offense disgust and also oral irritation. The broader range of disgust elicitors, including
… The results support a theory of disgust that posits its origin as a response to bad tastes and …

… we find disgusting things disgusting? What does the aversive character of the disgusting object
… Bone marrow can, I think, provoke disgust, but the bone itself seems not to be disgusting, …