Assignment 4:Mounting Emotional Studies
Joy (Stable & Symmetry) - Surprise (Stable & Asymmetry)
Sadness (Reversible & Symmetry) - Fear (Reversible & Symmetry)
Anger (Ambiguous & Asymmetry) - Disgust (Ambiguous & Asymmetry)
Small Works: 2
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