In this paper we draw from Gilbert Simondon's work in order to develop a conceptual perspective on moods as transitory, dynamic, and holistic affective processes, manifesting the persistence of pre-individual tensions throughout processes of individuation. In defending our proposal we focus on two features of mood experiences that have traditionally proven conceptually challenging: (1) the intentionality of moods and (2) their phenomenal status. By revisiting Colombetti's theory of moods as affectively scaffolded and Slaby's theory of moods as disclosive postures we show how a Simondonian approach might enrich current enactive as well as phenomenological theorizing about moods.

在本文中，我们从吉尔伯特·西蒙登的作品中汲取灵感，以期将情绪作为一种短暂的，动态的和整体的情感过程来发展，从而在整个个体化过程中体现出个体前紧张的持久性。在捍卫我们的建议时，我们将重点放在传统上已证明在概念上具有挑战性的情绪体验的两个特征上：（1）情绪的故意性和（2）情绪状态。通过重新审视可伦贝蒂的情感理论作为情感支架和思拉比的情感理论作为揭示性姿势，我们展示了西蒙顿式方法如何丰富当前的积极性以及关于情感的现象学理论。