Affective Societies

Jan Slaby is Professor of Philosophy of Mind at the Institute of Philosophy, Freie Universitt Berlin, Germany. Christian von Scheve is Professor of Sociology at the Department of Political and Social Sciences, Freie Universitt Berlin, Germany.

Contents List of figures List of Contributors Acknowledgements 1 Introduction: Affective Societies Key Concepts Jan Slaby, Christian von Scheve I. Affect and Emotion: Charting the Landscape 2 Affect Jan Slaby, Rainer Mhlhoff 3 Emotion, emotion concept Christian von Scheve, Jan Slaby 4 Feeling Gerhard Thonhauser 5 Gefhlsbildung (The formation of feeling) Birgitt Rttger-Rssler 6 Attachment Gabriel Scheidecker 7 Atmosphere Friedlind Riedel 8 Sentiment Jonas Bens, Olaf Zenker II. Elaborating Affect 9 Affective arrangement Jan Slaby 10 Affective disposition Rainer Mhlhoff 11 Affective practice Basil Wiesse 12 Affective economy Hauke Lehmann, Hans Roth, Kerstin Schankweiler 13 Affects of racialization Tamar Blickstein 14 Affective witnessing Michael Richardson, Kerstin Schankweiler 15 Writing affect Anne Fleig III. Resonances and Repertoires 16 Affective resonance Rainer Mhlhoff 17 (P)Reenactment Adam Czirak, Sophie Nikoleit, Friederike Oberkrome, Verena Straub, Robert Walter-Jochum, Michael Wetzels 18 Poetcis of affect Hermann Kappelhoff, Hauke Lehmann 19 Pathosformel (pathos formula) Kerstin Schankweiler, Philipp Wschner 20 Immersion, immersive power Rainer Mhlhoff, Theresa Schtz 21 Emotion repertoires Anita von Poser, Edda Heyken, Thi Minh Tam Ta, Eric Hahn 22 Audience emotions Doris Kolesch, Hubert Knoblauch IV. Collectives and Contestations 23 Social Collectives Christian von Scheve 24 Midn moments Bilgin Ayata, Cilja Harders 25 Affective communities Veronika Zink 26 Belonging Dominik Mattes, Omar Kasmani, Marion Acker, Edda Heyken 27 Orders of feeling Thomas Stodulka 28 Affective publics Margreth Lnenborg 29 Affective citizenship Bilgin Ayata 30 Political affect Jan Slaby, Jonas Bens Index