Politics of Emotion/Power of Affect
Inhalt
Editors’ Foreword
Politics of Emotion/Power of Affect – An Introduction
‘Feelings are transferable.’ Antonio Damasio in conversation with Susanne Witzgall
Emotional Landscapes and Their Cinematic Roots
‘Emotions are always present and should always be present in the political process’
Becoming Coalitional: The Perverse Encounter of Queer to the Left and the Jesus People USA
‘Brexit Betrayal’ and other Post Crisis Affects
‘There is a Light that Never Goes Out …’
‘Basically, it’s a system of unequal distribution of hope’
Theoretical and Political Elements of an Affective Set-Up
Splitting Selves
The Weight of it All. Project class Cécile B. Evans
Fear of Migration: Feelings as a Mode of Political Thought
Between Awakening and Exclusion: The Politics of Anxiety in the Contemporary Arts
Immersion and Environment: Prolegomena to an Affect Theory
Affective Habits: Sensation, Duration and Automation
Signals and Artificial Emotions
‘What is perceived as natural or instinctual can be created’
Empathy and Design – Between Appropriation and Empowerment
The Authors
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