Myisha Cherry, Ph.D.

Building an Emotionally
Intelligent World

 

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areas of expertise

Anger

Love

Forgiveness

Conflict

Emotional Intelligence

Repair

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About

I am an associate professor of philosophy at UCR. I write about the role of emotions and attitudes in our moral and public lives. My books include The Case for Rage, Failures of Forgiveness, and the forthcoming book, How To Love.  

I have written for the Los Angeles Times, the Atlantic, Salon, and New Philosophers Magazine, and my work has been featured in the New Yorker, Essence Magazine, and Publisher’s Weekly.

I am also the Director of the Emotion and Society Lab, and I host the UnMute Podcast (now in its 10th year), where I interview philosophers about the social and political issues of our day.

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Featured Talks

A Conversation on Anger

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01. Riverhead books

How to Love

02. Princeton University Press
03. Oxford University Press

The Case for Rage

04. Oxford University Press

UnMuted: Conversations on Prejudice, Oppression, and Social Injustice

05. Rowman & Littlefield

The Moral psychology of anger

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Helping people unleash the power of emotions 
one lecture and essay at a time.

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