Emojiology Starting Careers

•Graphic Design(Designing Emojis)
•Emoji Creator
•Art
•Sketching(Sketch Out New Emojis)
•Emoji Science

•Emoji Editor(Edits are very important in the emojiology industry)

Emojiology Starting Careers

by Jech image! September 19, 2020

emotology

science of emotions

i feel emotional . i wanna consult an emotology doctor

by jkmjh August 30, 2010

Emojiology

The science or study of emojis

He studied emojiology

by Jkhayz April 10, 2020

Reverse Emoteology

When someone either puts an emoticon for laughter, or says 'haha' 'lol' etc, but doesn't ACTUALLY laugh or find something funny.

Reverse emoteology:

Person 1: *joke*

Person 2: Hahaha
(But looks like this on webcam > -.-)

by Thespamanator April 11, 2009

empathology

The debilitating capacity to feel what another person is experiencing.

Although she herself was still healthy, safe and cared for, she had completely stopped eating, knowing how many others were hungry, isolated and suffering from the illness, immobilized by her empathology,

by Monkey's Dad March 16, 2020

Esochology

Esochology is the study and practice of the Esoteric dimensions of the Whole Human Being. Esoteric means limited to a small group of individuals, it also refers to use of one's faculty of Intuition.

Esochology is most useful in helping a person discover the unknown reason he or she keeps doing something he or she does not want to do.

by esodoc August 18, 2023

Critical Ethology

The application of critical theory to the study of animal behavior—examining how assumptions about nature, instinct, and hierarchy in ethology reflect human social structures and power relations. Critical Ethology asks: Are animal behavior studies projecting human social norms onto animals? Do concepts like "dominance hierarchies" naturalize human inequality? How does the choice of which animals to study and which behaviors to emphasize reflect cultural biases? Critical Ethology doesn't reject ethology; it insists that studying animals is also studying ourselves, and that we should be aware of what we're projecting. It's ethology with the mirror held up to the observer.

Critical Ethology "They studied wolf packs and found 'alpha males'—then used that to justify human hierarchy. Critical Ethology asks: did they find nature, or did they find what they were looking for? Later research showed wolf packs are families, not dominance contests. The science reflected the society, not the other way around. Critical Ethology keeps us honest about what we're projecting onto animals."

by Dumu The Void March 3, 2026