...a necessary and provocative resource on an intriguing topic.

• Contents: ; 1. Introduction Richard H. Smith and Sung Hee Kim ; Part I: Theological, Philosophical, and Evolutionary Foundations ; 2. Envy in Jewish Thought and Literature Solomon Schimmel ; 3. Envy in the Philosophical Tradition Justin D'arms and A. Duncan Kerr ; 4. The Evolutionary Psychology of Envy Sarah E. Hill and David M. Buss ; Part II: Social Psychological Perspectives ; 5. Social Comparison and Envy Mark D. Alicke and Ethan Zell ; 6. Envy, Inferiority, and Injustice: Three Basis for Anger and Inequality Colin W. Leach ; 7. On the Pleasures and Displeasures of Being Envied W. Gerrod Parrott and Patricia M. Rodriguez-Mosquera ; 8. Envy, as Predicated by the Stereotype Content Model: Volatile Ambivalence Lasana T. Harris, Mina Cikara, and Susan T. Fiske ; 9. Pleasure in an Envied Person's Pain Caitlin A. Powell, Richard H. Smith, and David Ryan Schurtz ; Part III: Perspectives from Organizational Psychology, Economics, Consumer Psychology, Anthropology, and Neuroscience ; 10. Envy in Organizational Life Michelle K. Duffey, Jason D. Shaw, and John M. Schaubroeck ; 11. The Cognitive and Behavioral Economics of Envy Daniel J. Zizzo ; 12. Marketing and Envy Russell W. Belk ; 13. Culture and Envy Charles Lindholm ; 14. The Functional Neuroanatomy of Envy Jane E. Joseph, Caitlin A.J. Powell, Nathan F. Johnson, and Gayannee Kedia ; Part IV: Envy and Health ; 15. Psychoanalytic Contributions to Understanding Envy: Classic and Contemporary Approaches Benedicte Vidaillet ; 16. Envy and the Challenges to Good Health Richard H. Smith, David J.Y. Combs, and Stephen M. Thielke ; 17. Antidotes to Envy: A Conceptual Framework Julie Juola Exline and Anne L. Zell ; Part V: Conclusions ; 18. Reflections on Envy Christine R. Harris and Peter Salovey

...a necessary and provocative resource on an intriguing topic.

• Contents: ; 1. Introduction Richard H. Smith and Sung Hee Kim ; Part I: Theological, Philosophical, and Evolutionary Foundations ; 2. Envy in Jewish Thought and Literature Solomon Schimmel ; 3. Envy in the Philosophical Tradition Justin D'arms and A. Duncan Kerr ; 4. The Evolutionary Psychology of Envy Sarah E. Hill and David M. Buss ; Part II: Social Psychological Perspectives ; 5. Social Comparison and Envy Mark D. Alicke and Ethan Zell ; 6. Envy, Inferiority, and Injustice: Three Basis for Anger and Inequality Colin W. Leach ; 7. On the Pleasures and Displeasures of Being Envied W. Gerrod Parrott and Patricia M. Rodriguez-Mosquera ; 8. Envy, as Predicated by the Stereotype Content Model: Volatile Ambivalence Lasana T. Harris, Mina Cikara, and Susan T. Fiske ; 9. Pleasure in an Envied Person's Pain Caitlin A. Powell, Richard H. Smith, and David Ryan Schurtz ; Part III: Perspectives from Organizational Psychology, Economics, Consumer Psychology, Anthropology, and Neuroscience ; 10. Envy in Organizational Life Michelle K. Duffey, Jason D. Shaw, and John M. Schaubroeck ; 11. The Cognitive and Behavioral Economics of Envy Daniel J. Zizzo ; 12. Marketing and Envy Russell W. Belk ; 13. Culture and Envy Charles Lindholm ; 14. The Functional Neuroanatomy of Envy Jane E. Joseph, Caitlin A.J. Powell, Nathan F. Johnson, and Gayannee Kedia ; Part IV: Envy and Health ; 15. Psychoanalytic Contributions to Understanding Envy: Classic and Contemporary Approaches Benedicte Vidaillet ; 16. Envy and the Challenges to Good Health Richard H. Smith, David J.Y. Combs, and Stephen M. Thielke ; 17. Antidotes to Envy: A Conceptual Framework Julie Juola Exline and Anne L. Zell ; Part V: Conclusions ; 18. Reflections on Envy Christine R. Harris and Peter Salovey

...a necessary and provocative resource on an intriguing topic.

• Contents: ; 1. Introduction Richard H. Smith and Sung Hee Kim ; Part I: Theological, Philosophical, and Evolutionary Foundations ; 2. Envy in Jewish Thought and Literature Solomon Schimmel ; 3. Envy in the Philosophical Tradition Justin D'arms and A. Duncan Kerr ; 4. The Evolutionary Psychology of Envy Sarah E. Hill and David M. Buss ; Part II: Social Psychological Perspectives ; 5. Social Comparison and Envy Mark D. Alicke and Ethan Zell ; 6. Envy, Inferiority, and Injustice: Three Basis for Anger and Inequality Colin W. Leach ; 7. On the Pleasures and Displeasures of Being Envied W. Gerrod Parrott and Patricia M. Rodriguez-Mosquera ; 8. Envy, as Predicated by the Stereotype Content Model: Volatile Ambivalence Lasana T. Harris, Mina Cikara, and Susan T. Fiske ; 9. Pleasure in an Envied Person's Pain Caitlin A. Powell, Richard H. Smith, and David Ryan Schurtz ; Part III: Perspectives from Organizational Psychology, Economics, Consumer Psychology, Anthropology, and Neuroscience ; 10. Envy in Organizational Life Michelle K. Duffey, Jason D. Shaw, and John M. Schaubroeck ; 11. The Cognitive and Behavioral Economics of Envy Daniel J. Zizzo ; 12. Marketing and Envy Russell W. Belk ; 13. Culture and Envy Charles Lindholm ; 14. The Functional Neuroanatomy of Envy Jane E. Joseph, Caitlin A.J. Powell, Nathan F. Johnson, and Gayannee Kedia ; Part IV: Envy and Health ; 15. Psychoanalytic Contributions to Understanding Envy: Classic and Contemporary Approaches Benedicte Vidaillet ; 16. Envy and the Challenges to Good Health Richard H. Smith, David J.Y. Combs, and Stephen M. Thielke ; 17. Antidotes to Envy: A Conceptual Framework Julie Juola Exline and Anne L. Zell ; Part V: Conclusions ; 18. Reflections on Envy Christine R. Harris and Peter Salovey