英文摘要 |
The purpose of this paper is to review the literature in emotion research in organizations over the past one hundred years, and to address some research issues in the future. In the “review” part, the authors divide the history of emotion research in organization into four periods: “dark period” (from the end of 19th century to World War II), “budding period” (from World War II to 1980s), “developing period” (from Hochschild (1983) proposing new concepts in work emotion to the beginning of 1990s), and “vigor period” (1990s till now). The role and status of emotion research at each period will be discussed. Besides, reflecting the growing popularity of emotion research in organizations in the Western societies, more and more studies have also been done in Taiwan since mid 1980s. These studies will be reviewed too. In the “prospects” part, the authors address five research orientations in this area of study: (1) emotion as subjective feelings, (2) emotion as underlying characteristics, (3) emotion as interpersonal transactions, (4) emotion as a part of job, (5) emotion as the content of culture. The meanings, current research trends, further research directions, and implications for indigenous research will be discussed for each orientation. |