This review of the neuroscience of anger is part of The Human Affectome Project, where we attempt to map anger and its components (i.e., physiological, cognitive, experiential) to the neuroscience literature (i.e., genetic markers, functional imaging of human brain networks) and to linguistic expressions used to describe anger feelings. Given the ubiquity of anger in both its normative and chronic states, specific language is used in humans to express states of anger. Following a review of the neuroscience literature, we explore the language that is used to convey angry feelings, as well as metaphors reflecting inner states of anger experience. We then discuss whether these linguistic expressions can be mapped on to the neural circuits during anger experience and to distinct components of anger. We also identify relationships between anger components, brain networks, and other affective research relevant to motivational states of dominance and basic needs for safety.

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愤怒的感觉：从大脑网络到语言表达。

对愤怒的神经科学的评论是“人类情感组计划”的一部分，我们尝试在其中将愤怒及其组成部分（即生理，认知，体验）映射到神经科学文献（即，遗传标记，人脑网络的功能成像）以及用来描述愤怒情绪的语言表达。鉴于愤怒在其规范状态和长期状态中无处不在，因此人类使用了特定的语言来表达愤怒状态。在回顾了神经科学文献之后，我们探索了用于表达愤怒情绪的语言，以及反映愤怒体验内部状态的隐喻。然后，我们讨论在愤怒经历期间，这些语言表达是否可以映射到神经回路以及愤怒的不同组成部分。