Structures of Feeling : : Affectivity and the Study of Culture / / ed. by Devika Sharma, Frederik Tygstrup.
Raymond Williams coined the notion "structure of feeling" in the 1970s to facilitate a historical understanding of "affective elements of consciousness and relationships." Since then, the need to understand emotions, moods and atmospheres as historical and social phenomena has on...
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Year of Publication: | 2015 |
Language: | English |
Series: | Concepts for the Study of Culture (CSC) ,
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Structures of Feeling
- 1. Producing Affect
- Mediashock
- Parsing Affective Economies of Race, Sexuality, and Gender: The Case of ‘Nasty Love’
- Affect Image, Touch Image
- Introducing Wounds: Challenging the ‘Crap Theory of Pain’ in Nikola Lezaić’s Tilva Roš
- Affect, Bio-politics and the Field of Contemporary Performing Arts
- Reflections on Fear as a Structure of Feeling in Large Scale Installations in Contemporary Art
- 2. Affective Pasts
- Compelling Affects / Structured Feelings: Remembering 9/11
- Staging Emotions: On Configurations of Emotional Selfhood, Gendered Bodies, and Politics in the Late Eighteenth Century
- Nostalgia and Nostophobia: Emotional Memory in Joseph Roth and Herta Müller
- ‘Affects as Stabilizers of Memory’?
- “The Past Beats Inside Me Like a Second Heart”: The Narrative (Re)Construction of Emotions in John Banville’s The Sea
- 3. Affective Thinking
- Affect and Feminist Methodology, Or What Does It Mean to be Moved?
- The Curious Case of Affective Hospitality: Curiosity, Affect, and Pierre Klossowski’s Laws of Hospitality
- “What Can This Sorrow Be?”: Elegiac Affectivity in Virginia Woolf’s Jacob’s Room
- “One Thing Melts into Another”: Unanimism, Affect, and Imagery in Virginia Woolf’s The Waves
- Towards a New Thinking on Humanism in Fernand Deligny’s Network
- 4. Circulating Affect
- Sympathetic Mobilisation
- A Strategic Romance?
- Experiences of Assisted Reproduction in Video Blogs: On the Aesthetic-Affective Dimension of Individual Fertility Projects on YouTube
- Articulations of Well-being in Images of Beauty and Health
- How to meet the ‘Strange Stranger’: A Sketch for an Affective Biophilia
- The Characteristics of Traditional Chinese Theories of Affect and their Impact on Artistic Creation: A Study Based on Several Key Chinese Words
- Index
- Names