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Corrigendum to “The ‘present-tense’ experience of failure in the university: Reflections from an action research project” [Emot. Space Soc. 37 (2020) 100719] 《大学失败的“现在时”体验：来自一个行动研究项目的反思》的更正[Emot]。航天学报，37 (2020)100719 [j]

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Emotion Space and Society

Pub Date : 2025-05-01 Epub Date: 2025-05-23 DOI: 10.1016/j.emospa.2025.101084

Rebecca Whittle, Liz Brewster, Will Medd, Hilary Simmons, Rob Young, Edith Graham

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Disrupted place attachments and emotional energy geography in fracked Appalachia 被破坏的阿巴拉契亚地区的地方依恋和情感能量地理

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Emotion Space and Society

Pub Date : 2025-02-01 Epub Date: 2025-01-31 DOI: 10.1016/j.emospa.2025.101065

Rachael Hood , Martina Angela Caretta , Christina Digiulio , Lora Snyder

To date, there has been limited analysis at the intersection of extractive industry and emotional geography. Our research addresses this intersection by investigating how gas extraction, production, and distribution have disrupted residents’ place attachment, and how this disruption is emotionally embodied. This research relies on 24 interviews and 2 workshops conducted in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia in the summer of 2021. This tri-state region, sitting on the Marcellus shale, has witnessed a significant industrial buildout in the form of pipelines and hydraulic fracturing in the last fifteen years. This buildout is compounded by social vulnerability and environmental degradation resulting from the historical extractivism that has shaped Appalachia. From the results of this research, we argue that gas extraction, production, and distribution are not only a physical construction but also a system of unfairness and marginalization that materializes in emotional, embodied harms to residents. This paper illuminates the emotional dimensions of energy extractivism, advancing a synthesis of energy and emotional geographies which improves our understanding of how energy systems interact with lived experiences, an essential but overlooked aspect of energy extraction and production.

迄今为止，关于采掘业和情感地理的交集的分析有限。我们的研究通过调查天然气开采、生产和分配如何破坏居民的地方依恋，以及这种破坏是如何在情感上体现出来的，来解决这个交叉点。这项研究依赖于2021年夏天在俄亥俄州、宾夕法尼亚州和西弗吉尼亚州进行的24次访谈和2次研讨会。这个位于马塞勒斯页岩上的三州地区，在过去的15年里，以管道和水力压裂的形式见证了重大的工业建设。阿巴拉契亚地区历史上的采掘活动造成了社会脆弱性和环境退化。从研究结果来看，我们认为天然气的开采、生产和分配不仅是一个物理结构，而且是一个不公平和边缘化的系统，体现在对居民的情感和具体伤害上。本文阐明了能源开采的情感维度，推进了能量和情感地理的综合，提高了我们对能源系统如何与生活经验相互作用的理解，这是能源开采和生产的一个重要但被忽视的方面。

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Inside out – Views on and from home by people with experience of homelessness 由内而外--有无家可归经历的人对家和家外的看法

IF 1.9 2区社会学 Q2 GEOGRAPHY

Emotion Space and Society

Pub Date : 2025-02-01 Epub Date: 2024-11-24 DOI: 10.1016/j.emospa.2024.101055

Stefanie Plage , Robert Perrier , Andrea Bubenik , Cameron Parsell , Rose-Marie Stambe

This visual essay explores what home means from the perspective of people who have experienced homelessness. Through their photography, we trace the dynamic interplay of inside and outside, presence and absence, materiality and immateriality in the multilayered meaning-making around home. Part of on an ethnographic project undertaken in 2022 in Southeast Queensland, 14 participants who had experienced homelessness were asked to take photographs and discuss them during a follow-up interview. The captioned photographs mediate our gaze on and from home, revealing the affordances of home as a material and immaterial construct. In the participants' visual storytelling we move across different forms of accommodation, making tangible the sense of housing instability and uncertainty they face in their daily lives. Based on the premise that the experience of being made home-less significantly and enduringly inflects one's relationship with home, their photography provides unique and valuable insights into what home means within the contemporary socio-historical context marked by escalating housing and cost of living crises. In doing so, we position this visual essay within housing activism and scholarship approaching home in terms of place and relational practice, rather than an asset, foregrounding how these understandings coalesce in home as a feeling.

这篇视觉散文从经历过无家可归的人的角度探讨了家的含义。通过他们的摄影作品，我们追溯了围绕 "家 "的多层次意义生成过程中内部与外部、存在与缺失、物质性与非物质性之间的动态互动。作为 2022 年在昆士兰东南部开展的人种学项目的一部分，14 名经历过无家可归的参与者被要求拍摄照片，并在后续访谈中进行讨论。这些带有文字说明的照片调节了我们对家的凝视，揭示了家作为一种物质和非物质建构的能力。在参与者的视觉故事中，我们穿越不同形式的住所，将他们在日常生活中面临的住房不稳定性和不确定性具体化。他们的摄影作品为我们提供了独特而宝贵的视角，让我们了解在住房和生活成本危机不断升级的当代社会历史背景下，家究竟意味着什么。因此，我们将这篇视觉文章定位在住房行动主义和学术研究中，从场所和关系实践的角度而非资产的角度来看待家，强调这些理解如何凝聚在作为一种感觉的家之中。

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Navigating geotrauma in transnational adoption: A visual journey into first mothers' intimate biographies 在跨国收养中导航地理创伤：进入第一母亲亲密传记的视觉之旅

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Emotion Space and Society

Pub Date : 2025-02-01 Epub Date: 2025-02-20 DOI: 10.1016/j.emospa.2025.101070

Surangika Jayarathne

This paper explores the intimate biographies of first mothers involved in transnational adoption in Sri Lanka. It specifically examines the experiences of first mothers who relinquished their children for adoption in the 1970s and 1980s, focusing on the often-overlooked act of relinquishment. By amplifying the personal narratives of these first mothers and applying the conceptual lens of geotrauma, the paper explores the trauma inherent in relinquishment, the impact of distance motherhood, and the spaces that facilitate healing. Drawing on insights from feminist geography and interdisciplinary perspectives, this paper sheds light on trauma's intertwined temporal and spatial dimensions in the context of transnational adoption in Sri Lanka. It highlights the importance of recognising survivors as experts in narrating and understanding trauma and the potential for resistance and healing through the mobilisation of place.

本文探讨了在斯里兰卡参与跨国收养的第一个母亲的亲密传记。它特别研究了在20世纪70年代和80年代放弃孩子供人收养的第一批母亲的经历，重点关注了经常被忽视的放弃行为。通过放大这些第一批母亲的个人叙述，并应用地理创伤的概念镜头，本文探讨了放弃所固有的创伤，远距离母亲的影响，以及促进愈合的空间。借鉴女权主义地理学和跨学科视角的见解，本文揭示了斯里兰卡跨国收养背景下的创伤交织在一起的时间和空间维度。它强调了承认幸存者是叙述和理解创伤的专家以及通过地方动员进行抵抗和治愈的潜力的重要性。

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Coming to and being with affect: On the space between theory, method, and the researcher 带着情感来与存在：论理论、方法与研究者之间的空间

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Emotion Space and Society

Pub Date : 2025-02-01 Epub Date: 2025-02-08 DOI: 10.1016/j.emospa.2025.101068

Julia Alegre Mouslim , Lea Baro , Eline de Jong

This article examines the intricate relationship between affect theory and qualitative research methodology. Departing from the authors' experiences as doctoral researchers encountering and engaging with affect, the article explores how different trajectories with affect contribute to shaping research processes and outcomes. Rooted in feminist scholarship, the paper adopts a pragmatic approach to affect, delving into practical applications of affect in qualitative research. Drawing on diverse methodological approaches, it showcases how affect can be empirically investigated. Through three case studies, discussing activist encounters, feelings of representation in institutional contexts, and an attentiveness to feelings and emotions in organisational ethnography, the paper illuminates affect's permeation of research design, data collection, and analysis in different ways. Ultimately, the article aims to demystify affect's use in research, advocating for its productive engagement and transformative capacity. By foregrounding affect as both a theoretical lens and a practical tool, the article offers insights into understanding lived experiences, social worlds, and power relations, fostering a relational form of knowledge production.

本文探讨了情感理论与定性研究方法论之间错综复杂的关系。从作者作为博士研究人员遇到和参与情感的经历出发，文章探讨了不同的情感轨迹如何有助于塑造研究过程和结果。本文立足于女性主义学术，采用语用的方法研究情感，深入探讨情感在定性研究中的实际应用。利用不同的方法方法，它展示了如何对影响进行实证调查。通过三个案例研究，讨论活动家遭遇，制度背景下的代表性感受，以及对组织民族志中感受和情绪的关注，本文以不同的方式阐明了情感在研究设计，数据收集和分析中的渗透。最终，这篇文章的目的是揭开影响在研究中的应用的神秘面纱，倡导其富有成效的参与和变革能力。通过将情感作为理论视角和实践工具，文章为理解生活经验、社会世界和权力关系提供了见解，培养了一种关系形式的知识生产。

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Good food and the politics of bad Feeling:Shameful diets and their inequitable opportunities and outcomes 好食物和坏感觉的政治：可耻的饮食及其不公平的机会和结果

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Emotion Space and Society

Pub Date : 2025-02-01 Epub Date: 2025-01-25 DOI: 10.1016/j.emospa.2025.101064

Michael Carolan

Leveraging data from face-to-face interviews, self-narratives, and diaries that record household procurement habits, this paper examines shame in the context of discourses and practices that are said to support “eating well.” Building off feminist affect theory and the work of Sara Ahmed in particular, shame is conceptualized as having politics, which is to say, these intensities are presented as doing different things depending on the positionalities of the social bodies experiencing them. This study is important because it highlights shame as having both productive and destructive tendencies, depending on who is feeling it. It also highlights risks associated with dominant discourses and practices directed at “good” food. This analysis provides critical insight if we hope to build food systems that promote notions of health and well-being that are attuned to justice, equity, and inclusivity.

利用来自面对面访谈、自我叙述和记录家庭采购习惯的日记的数据，本文研究了所谓支持“健康饮食”的话语和实践背景下的羞耻感。在女权主义影响理论的基础上尤其是萨拉·艾哈迈德的研究，羞耻感被概念化为具有政治性，也就是说，羞耻感的强度表现为不同的行为取决于社会主体所处的位置。这项研究很重要，因为它强调了羞耻感既有建设性的倾向，也有破坏性的倾向，这取决于感受羞耻感的人。它还强调了与针对“好”食物的主导话语和实践相关的风险。如果我们希望建立促进与正义、公平和包容相协调的健康和福祉概念的粮食系统，该分析提供了关键的见解。

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Emerging emotions in the face of the necropower of organized crime: Between domination and agency 面对有组织犯罪的死亡力量时浮现的情绪：在支配与代理之间

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Emotion Space and Society

Pub Date : 2025-02-01 Epub Date: 2025-01-31 DOI: 10.1016/j.emospa.2025.101066

Ariagor Manuel Almanza Avendaño , Anel Hortensia Gómez San Luis , Sergio Cáceres Becerra

The present study is based on a collaborative autoethnographic approach in a city in the state of Tamaulipas, located on the northern border of Mexico, to explore the emotions generated by the necropower exercised by organized crime to control and dominate territories and naturalize their violent practices. Fear is the predominant emotion, it influences the configuration of spaces as dangerous, it limits spatial practices and sociality, allowing the survival of the inhabitants, but also facilitating domination. Anger and sadness are emotions that open possibilities of agency, since they promote the recognition of vulnerability and exhaustion, the denunciation of crimes, political protest, and an empathetic response to victims. However, when there is insufficient protection from the State, threatened citizens prioritize individual management of protection and discomfort, given the risk of retaliation due to collective mobilization.

本研究以墨西哥北部边境塔毛利帕斯州的一个城市为研究对象，采用一种协作式的自我人种学方法，探索有组织犯罪为控制和支配领土并将其暴力行为归化而行使的necropower所产生的情感。恐惧是主要的情绪，它影响了空间的配置，它限制了空间的实践和社交，允许居民的生存，但也促进了统治。愤怒和悲伤是开启能动性可能性的情绪，因为它们促进了对脆弱和疲惫的认识，对罪行的谴责，政治抗议以及对受害者的同情反应。然而，当国家的保护不足时，受到威胁的公民优先考虑个人管理保护和不适，因为集体动员有报复的风险。

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Political economies of distress in chronic low back pain care 慢性腰痛护理中痛苦的政治经济学

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Emotion Space and Society

Pub Date : 2025-02-01 Epub Date: 2025-02-15 DOI: 10.1016/j.emospa.2025.101069

Miriam Dillon , Rebecca Olson , Stefanie Plage , Maxi Miciak , Peter Window , Matthew Stewart , Simon Kilner , Natalie Barthel , Anja Christoffersen , Jenny Setchell

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Beyond fear: The role of emotions in disaster risk reduction in the face of climate change 超越恐惧：面对气候变化，情绪在减少灾害风险中的作用

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Emotion Space and Society

Pub Date : 2025-02-01 Epub Date: 2024-12-02 DOI: 10.1016/j.emospa.2024.101054

Gonzalo Lizarralde , Steffen Lajoie , Kevin Gould , Claudio Araneda , Ilian Cruz-Panesso , Julia Helena Diaz , Elsa Monsalve , Roberto Burdiles , Benjamin Herazo , Holmes Páez , Arturo Valladares , Lisa Bornstein , Andrés Olivera , Gonzalo Gonzalez , Oswaldo López , Adriana López

Most studies and policy in disaster risk reduction have focused on either what people lack (their vulnerability or their capacities to deal with risk (their resilience). Few studies and decision-making processes have focused on the role of emotions in informal urban settings. However, the results of a four-year study including interviews, three international workshops, and 24 community-led initiatives of risk reduction in Cuba, Colombia, and Chile, shows that emotions play a fundamental role in the design and planning of grassroots initiatives. Anxiety, pride, anger, uncertainty, and awe are crucial in risk-related agency. These emotions help building leadership and engagement and are decisive in establishing empathy, trust, and legitimacy—all which constitute the basis for change towards social and environmental justice. Phenomenology can help address connections between emotions, agency, and space. To succeed, risk response frameworks must recognize the interplay between emotions, behaviors, and politics.

大多数减少灾害风险的研究和政策都集中在人们缺乏什么（他们的脆弱性）或他们应对风险的能力（他们的复原力）。很少有研究和决策过程关注情绪在非正式城市环境中的作用。然而，在古巴、哥伦比亚和智利进行的一项为期四年的研究（包括访谈、三次国际研讨会和24项社区主导的降低风险倡议）的结果表明，情绪在基层倡议的设计和规划中起着根本作用。焦虑、骄傲、愤怒、不确定和敬畏在风险相关机构中是至关重要的。这些情绪有助于建立领导力和参与，并在建立同理心、信任和合法性方面起着决定性作用——所有这些都构成了社会和环境正义变革的基础。现象学可以帮助解决情感、代理和空间之间的联系。要取得成功，风险应对框架必须认识到情绪、行为和政治之间的相互作用。

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Affective dynamics of belonging in a regenerated Dublin suburb 都柏林郊区归属感的情感动态

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Emotion Space and Society

Pub Date : 2025-02-01 Epub Date: 2024-12-11 DOI: 10.1016/j.emospa.2024.101056

Alina Bezlaj

The article is concerned with the affective dynamics of belonging in a working-class Dublin suburb called Ballymun. At the turn of the millennium, Ballymun underwent over a decade-long process of regeneration that thoroughly transformed it physically and socially. On the basis of findings from participatory observation and interviews conducted with residents, I argue that class and residential longevity engender qualitatively different affective bonds between people and place, create different senses of belonging, orient these affective bonds of belonging to a different place (spatiotemporality), and contribute to different practices of appropriating places. I explore belonging as experienced and performed by long-term (pre-regeneration) working-class residents of the neighbourhood and compare it to that of middle-class newcomers, who moved to the suburb during or after regeneration. Through the performance of belonging, I also explore the role of affectivity in communal boundary drawing, inclusions and exclusions.

这篇文章关注的是在都柏林一个叫做巴利门的工薪阶层郊区，归属感的情感动态。在世纪之交，巴利门经历了长达十年的再生过程，彻底改变了它的物理和社会。基于参与式观察和居民访谈的结果，我认为阶级和居住寿命在人与地方之间产生了本质上不同的情感联系，创造了不同的归属感，将这些情感联系定位于不同的地方（时空性），并促成了不同的地方占用实践。我探索了社区长期（重建前）工人阶级居民的归属感，并将其与在重建期间或之后搬到郊区的中产阶级新居民的归属感进行了比较。通过对归属感的表现，我还探讨了情感在公共边界的划定、包容和排斥中的作用。

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