The intercorporeality of closing a curtain

IF 0.5 3区 文学 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Pragmatics & Cognition Pub Date : 2020-11-15 DOI:10.1075/pc.19030.kat
not yet matched, J. S. Philipsen
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Abstract

Jointly coordinated affective activities are fundamental for social relationships. This study investigates a naturally occurring interaction between two women who produced reciprocal emotional stances towards similar past experiences. Adopting a microanalytic approach, we describe how the participants re-enact their past experiences through different but aligning synchronized gestures. This embodied dialogue evolves into affective flooding, in which participants co-produce their body memories of pulling down window blinds to block out sunshine. We show how the participants live this moment intercorporeally and how multiple timescales are tied together in gesture, which is both an incarnation of body history and a novel expression of it. Thus, collaborative gesturing is a resource for experiencing together emotions re-enacted from body memories. Contributing to our understanding of the intercorporeality of human action, we provide an empirical investigation into how emotions and multiple timescales are nested in cooperative gestures. Data are in Finnish with English translations.
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合上帷幕的实体间
共同协调的情感活动是社会关系的基础。这项研究调查了两个女人之间自然发生的互动,她们对相似的过去经历产生了相互的情感立场。采用微观分析方法,我们描述了参与者如何通过不同但一致的同步手势重新制定他们过去的经历。这种具体的对话演变成情感泛滥,参与者共同产生拉下百叶窗挡住阳光的身体记忆。我们展示了参与者如何在身体间生活这一刻,以及多个时间尺度如何在手势中捆绑在一起,这既是身体历史的化身,也是对它的一种新颖表达。因此,协作手势是一种从身体记忆中重现的共同体验情感的资源。为了帮助我们理解人类行为的内在性,我们提供了一项关于情感和多重时间尺度如何嵌套在合作手势中的实证调查。数据为芬兰文,并附有英文翻译。
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