The Cultural Politics of Emotion
by Sara Ahmed
In The Cultural Politics of Emotion, Sara Ahmed investigates how feelings take shape within cultural and political worlds. The book considers the social effects of emotion, including its role in identity, belonging, and boundaries, offering a thoughtful contribution to cultural studies and political theory.
About This Book
The Cultural Politics of Emotion explores the relationship between feeling, culture, and politics.
Sara Ahmed considers how emotions can influence social identities, collective life, and ideas of belonging.
The book examines emotion as a cultural and political force rather than only a private experience.
It offers a theoretical perspective for readers studying culture, society, politics, and the dynamics of feeling.
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