Massimo Cerulo is Associate Professor of Sociology at the Department of Political Sciences of the University of Perugia, Italy, and chercheur associé at the CERLIS Laboratory, University of Paris, France. His research interests include the sociology of emotions, the social theory, and the sociology of culture. He has introduced in Italy parts of the social theory of some classics of sociology such as Pierre Bourdieu, Gabriel Tarde, and Arlie R. Hochschild. He is the author of the first Italian handbook about the sociology of emotions: Sociologia delle emozioni (2018). His latest book is: Émotions et dynamiques sociales (2021).Adrian Scribano is Director of the Centre for Sociological Research and Studies (CIES) and a Principal Researcher at the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research of Argentina. He is also the Director of the Latin American Journal of Studies on Bodies, Emotions and Society and the Study Group on Sociology of Emotions and Bodies, in the Gino Germani Research Institute, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires. He also serves as Coordinator of the 26 Working Group on Bodies and Emotions of the Latin American Association of Sociology (ALAS) and as Vice-President of the Thematic Group 08 Society and Emotions of the International Sociological Association. (ISA).

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• Introduction 1. Harriett Martineau 2. Karl Marx 3. Gabriel Tarde 4. Émile Durkheim 5. Max Weber 6. Georg Simmel 7. Vilfredo Pareto 8. Charles Horton Cooley 9. George Herbert Mead 10. Norbert Elias 11. Ibn Khaldun

Massimo Cerulo is Associate Professor of Sociology at the Department of Political Sciences of the University of Perugia, Italy, and chercheur associé at the CERLIS Laboratory, University of Paris, France. His research interests include the sociology of emotions, the social theory, and the sociology of culture. He has introduced in Italy parts of the social theory of some classics of sociology such as Pierre Bourdieu, Gabriel Tarde, and Arlie R. Hochschild. He is the author of the first Italian handbook about the sociology of emotions: Sociologia delle emozioni (2018). His latest book is: Émotions et dynamiques sociales (2021).Adrian Scribano is Director of the Centre for Sociological Research and Studies (CIES) and a Principal Researcher at the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research of Argentina. He is also the Director of the Latin American Journal of Studies on Bodies, Emotions and Society and the Study Group on Sociology of Emotions and Bodies, in the Gino Germani Research Institute, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires. He also serves as Coordinator of the 26 Working Group on Bodies and Emotions of the Latin American Association of Sociology (ALAS) and as Vice-President of the Thematic Group 08 Society and Emotions of the International Sociological Association. (ISA).

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• Introduction 1. Harriett Martineau 2. Karl Marx 3. Gabriel Tarde 4. Émile Durkheim 5. Max Weber 6. Georg Simmel 7. Vilfredo Pareto 8. Charles Horton Cooley 9. George Herbert Mead 10. Norbert Elias 11. Ibn Khaldun

Massimo Cerulo is Associate Professor of Sociology at the Department of Political Sciences of the University of Perugia, Italy, and chercheur associé at the CERLIS Laboratory, University of Paris, France. His research interests include the sociology of emotions, the social theory, and the sociology of culture. He has introduced in Italy parts of the social theory of some classics of sociology such as Pierre Bourdieu, Gabriel Tarde, and Arlie R. Hochschild. He is the author of the first Italian handbook about the sociology of emotions: Sociologia delle emozioni (2018). His latest book is: Émotions et dynamiques sociales (2021).Adrian Scribano is Director of the Centre for Sociological Research and Studies (CIES) and a Principal Researcher at the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research of Argentina. He is also the Director of the Latin American Journal of Studies on Bodies, Emotions and Society and the Study Group on Sociology of Emotions and Bodies, in the Gino Germani Research Institute, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires. He also serves as Coordinator of the 26 Working Group on Bodies and Emotions of the Latin American Association of Sociology (ALAS) and as Vice-President of the Thematic Group 08 Society and Emotions of the International Sociological Association. (ISA).

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• Introduction 1. Harriett Martineau 2. Karl Marx 3. Gabriel Tarde 4. Émile Durkheim 5. Max Weber 6. Georg Simmel 7. Vilfredo Pareto 8. Charles Horton Cooley 9. George Herbert Mead 10. Norbert Elias 11. Ibn Khaldun