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Joint Midterm Conference of the European Sociological Association’s Sociology of Emotions Research Network (RN11) and the British Sociological Association’s Sociology of Emotions Study Group, University of Edinburgh, Scotland, August 28th –30th, 2018.
NOTE: PhD Workshop will take place on Monday, August 27th.
Tuesday, August 28th
9.00 – 9.50 Registration/Coffee
9.50 – 10.00 Welcome
10.00 – 12.00 Session 1
Session 1.1. Theorizing Affect & Emotion (1) | |
Feelings of values and social forms leading to action: How emotions contribute to the structuration of the social world? | Minner, Frédéric |
Managing the (in)visibility of emotions: Integrating the dimension of space in Hochschild´s concept of emotion management | Margies, Nina |
Emotions by Design? Squaring the Circle from Emotion Management to Emotion Regulation | Patulny, Roger |
Public Emotions: Feelings Entangled Between Representation and Persuasion | Verbalyte, Monika |
Session 1.2 History, Memory and Nostalgia | |
Emotion, memory and politics. Maurice Halbwachs idea of ‘historical memory’ and the current debate on historical nostalgia. | Scherke, Katharina |
The JET Programme: Power, Nostalgia and Emotions | Estampador Hughson, Sharleen |
Imperial Daydreaming about the Ottoman Past: Turkey as a Case Study in State-Sponsored Nostalgia | Karakaya, Yagmur |
Hope and Fear. Concepts of Peace and War in Austria before, during and after the First World War | Haring, Sabine |
Session 1.3. Collective emotions, identities and social movements | |
The Emotional Construction of Identity – A Communication-Theoretical Approach | Kurilla, Robin |
Collective Emotion: What was, what is and what could be. | Day, Chris |
Emotions and social movements. An analysis proposal from the interaction ritual and the cultural performance. | Giménez, Ferran |
How to Measure Emotions at Political Rallies? Empirical Study of Political Demonstrations in Hungary | Kiss, Balázs |
12.00 – 13.00 Lunch
13.00 – 15.00 Session 2
Session 2.1. Religion and Emotion | |
Religion as Emotional Management: the case of sorrow and death | Asma, Stephen |
Continuing bonds. Grief and the belief in afterlife | Jakoby, Nina |
How megachurches manage emotions | Pruisken, Insa |
Between being “wary of religion” to “destiny is everything”: modes of managing emotions in case of first generation entrepreneurs | Bhansali, Kumud |
Session 2.2. State and Emotion | |
The Emotional State and its (Im)Moral Practices | Rungius, Madeleine |
Voice, Politics of Shaming and Social Bond: Protests by Schoolteachers and Farmers in Post-Soviet Latvia (1991 – 2000) | Ķešāne, Iveta |
The Chosen Emotion: Gratitude, Education, and the Relationships between the State and Its Disadvantaged Citizens | Shoshana, Avihu |
Emotion and discourse: The political demise of Metiria Turei | Gray, Claire |
Session 2.3. (Un)certainties of Status and Emotions | |
How Wealth Elites Feel? Deep Stories among the Wealthiest 0.1% | Kantola, Anu |
Being Professional and Acting on a Hunch: Epistemic emotions and cybervetting in job recruitments | Hedenus, Anna (with Christel Backman) |
Emotional implications of career development: reflections from career histories of female professors of Pakistani universities | Sadaf , Fouzia |
Examining the relationship between dimensions of social stratification and individuals’ propensity for emotion regulation | Kuche, Coline |
15.30 – 17.00 Session 3
Session 3.1.Towards a Digital Sociology of Emotions | |
Toward a Digital Sociology of Emotions: Emotions-as-practice in the digital space | Eright, Jacob |
The ‘Digital Materiality’ of Emotions: The Case of Tracking Technologies | Pritz, Sarah |
Small data: sharing emotion on Twitter | Brownlie, Julie |
Session 3.2. Theorizing Affect and Emotion (2) | |
One step further’ – About affects and courage in a Foucauldian ethos | Mejte, Frederik |
A theoretical exploration into researching the unspoken emotions of touching | MacLaren, Jessica |
Mapping the interactional dynamics of envy. Envy in the (un)making | Dowgiałło, Bogna |
17.00 – 17.15 Break
17.15 – 18.45 Keynote Ian Burkitt
18.45 – Sneaky Pints?
Wednesday, 29th August
9.45 – 10.00 Coffee
10.00 – 12.00 Session 4
Session 4.1. Populism and Emotions | |
Emotions and populist narratives of crisis | Salmela, Mikko |
The Politics of Emotion: Class, Gender and Race within the European Far-right | Landberg, Josefine |
The role of Emotions as Moderators of Populist and Programmatic Policies | Farkas, Eszter |
In the Face of Anger: New Year’s in Cologne and the Politics of Resentment | Holzberg, Billy |
Session 4.2. Emotion in Family and Intimate Relations | |
Family stories: Childhood intimacies in displacement
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Holmes, Mary(with David Anderson,
Katherine Baxter, Arek Dakessian, Marie-Eve Hamel, Johannes Langer and Liliana Riga) |
Separation Talk. Narrated Emotions and emotional Narrations | Bub, Eva-Maria |
The role of emotion in mediating perceptions of equality in couple relationships | McQueen, Fiona |
Family stories, discursive repression and the construction of inter-generational relationships | Leshem, Rotem |
Session 4.3. Emotion, Bodies, Inequalities | |
Shame, anger and inequalities: emotions in the sociology of suicide | Chandler, Amy |
Disability Studies & Ableism. What’s emotion got to do with it? | Wechuli, Yvonna |
Learning to Mind Your Own Emotions: A Sociological Analysis of a Primary School Mindfulness Programme | Hailwood, Ellie |
Intersections of emotions, power and status in relation to supporting autistic pupils in secondary school | Graham, Elisabeth |
12.00 – 13.00 Lunch
13.00 – 14.30 Session 5
Session 5.1. Emotions in the Digital Change | |
Sociology of emotions in digital leadership and communication | Stana, Raluca |
Routinization in Digital Practices: The Case of Viral Fear | Cottingham, Marci |
Affects, social media, and the re-imagination of human-animal boundaries | Policarpo, Verónica |
Session 5.2. Law and Emotion | |
Emotion and judicial independence – moving targets in the sociology of law | Bahl, Friederike |
How Swedish prosecutors and judges are deliberating decision making in cases of fraud | Bladini, Moa |
Performing the repentant lover in the court-room:An analysis of Oscar Pistorius’ recreation of hegemonic masculinity through emotions | Macht, Alexandra |
Session 5.3. Feeling Rules in Health and Care | |
Emotional labour in the ED: Feeling rules, gender stereotypes and emotional stoicism. | Kirk, Kate |
Feeling rules within secure units for adolescents – a staff perspective/ Handling fear among staff – violence and emotion in secure units for adolescents | Andersson, Peter |
Feeling the way: reviewing discourses of impact and evidence-based practice in the context of looked after children. | Roszynski, Katrina |
14.30 – 15.00 Coffee
15.00 – 16.30 Session 6
Session 6.1. Emotions, State and Power | |
Emotion as Power: Capital and Strategy in the Field of Power | Heaney, Jonathan |
Positive emotions as general resources in power to – theorizing a basic constitutive nexus of power and emotion | Poder, Paul |
States of Morbidity: The Politics of Contrived Collective Effervescence | Coleman, Roy |
Session 6.2. Emotion Construction in Media, Literature and Film | |
Taming Emotions in The Walking Dead / Moral Emotions in wild, wild Westworld | Seebach, Swen (with Natália Canto-Mila) |
The Historical Development of an Emotionalized Culture – Evidence from a German Youth Magazine | Beyer, Manuela |
A Story of Grief. Dismantling feeling rules based on online literary reviews | Jakoby, Nina (with Fiona A. Anderau) |
Session 6.3. Emotions in Academia: Research, Practice, Culture | |
The role of emotions in changing university culture | North, Gemma |
Emotional Fatigue of Conducting Research on Domestic Violence: Impact on Family and Intimate Relations | Tayyab, Faiza |
(Un)becoming researcher: ‘multimodal participatory journaling’ as a tool for capturing emotion in researcher development within and outside academia | Fransman, Jude |
16.30 – 16.45 Break
16.45 – 18.15 Keynote Karin Wahl-Jorgensen
20.00 Conference Dinner
Thursday, 30th August
9.45 – 10.00 Coffee
10.00 – 12.00 Session 7
Session 7.1. Migration, Asylum and Emotion | |
Global citizens, emotions and social inclusion | Pratesi, Alessandro |
Emotional transnationality in processes of migration | Albrecht, Yvonne |
Integration measures and the subjective well-being of refugees: Evidence from a representative German refugee panel | von Scheve, Christian (with Lena Walther, Lukas M. Fuchs, and Jürgen Schupp) |
Forced Mobility in Immigration Detention: Emotional Violence as Governmental Technique | Peterie, Michelle |
Session 7.2. Morality and Emotions | |
Taxes and Emotions | Terpe, Sylvia |
A thousand sorrows cannot pay a debt: Debt as an emotionful social relation | Karakaya, M. Faith |
Recipes for happiness: results from a web survey on morally binding feeling rules | Martín Pérez, Alberto (with Aitor D. Aguayo, José A. Rodríguez Díaz, José Luis Condom Bosch) |
Moral emotions and social imageries among volunteers helping refugees in 2015, Hungary | Zakariás, Ildikó (with Margit Feischmidt) |
Session 7.3. Political identity and emotions | |
Collective emotion as a shared product of group agency and national-level engagement: A case study of South African pride, euphoria and unity in relation to the 2010 FIFA World Cup | Sullivan, Gavin Brent |
The emotional management of the migration crisis in Hungary | Kiss, Balázs |
‘Turkishness’ at the Stage in Eurovision Song Contest: Gendered Discourses of Affective Nationalism in Turkey | Ural, Haktan |
A Union without heart? The role of emotions in European Union (EU) parliamentary debates | Sanchez Salgado, Rosa |
12.00 – 12.30 Coffee/Snacks
12.30 – 14.30 Business Meeting
14.30 Conference Ends