Emotions and affect in recent human geography
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...…the question of the coconstitution of humans and non-humans could be through engagement with scholarship on emotional and affectual geographies (see Pile, 2010, for a recent review).5 This literature suggests that relationships with non-humans are not solely instrumental (as conventional…...
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...Drawing insights from the emotional geographies literature (e.g. Bondi, 2005; Davidson et al., 2005; Pile, 2010; Sharp, 2009; Smith et al., 2009), the article attempts to show the importance of heeding the various emotions and meanings attached to processes of resource access, use and conflict in…...
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...Drawing insights from the emotional geographies literature (e.g. Bondi, 2005; Davidson et al., 2005; Pile, 2010; Sharp, 2009; Smith et al., 2009), the article attempts to show the importance of heeding the various emotions and meanings attached to processes of resource access, use and conflict in order to better understand the emotionality of the resources that exist in everyday struggles....
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...Like other recent critics (for example, Hemmings, 2005; Thien, 2005; Laurier and Philo, 2006; Gill and Pratt, 2008; Papoulias and Callard, 2010; Pile, 2010; Leys, 2011; Blackman, 2012), the separation of human affect from discourse, and from mindfulness, seems to me unsustainable....
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...Pile (2010) makes the same point in his discussion of McCormack’s study: 356 © 2013 Macmillan Publishers Ltd. 1755-6341 Subjectivity Vol. 6, 4, 349–368 Like emotions, affects matter – but they cannot be grasped, made known, or represented....
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...…analysis of affect and discourse is beginning to be extensively criticized (for example, Hemmings, 2005; Laurier and Philo, 2006; Gill and Pratt, 2008; Pile, 2010; Leys, 2011; Blackman, 2012; 354 © 2013 Macmillan Publishers Ltd. 1755-6341 Subjectivity Vol. 6, 4, 349–368 Wetherell, 2012, in press)....
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...This latter position has been staked out by non-representational theorists (Pile, 2010), and refers to the transpersonal nature of affects which are understood to condition our subjectivities (Connolly, 2002)....
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