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Sociology of emotions - Topics
Does regulating other people's emotions count as a distinct research construct?
Why rituals work: synchrony and solidarity and shared feeling
What does affective science study that psychology alone does not?
Does the field ignore structural causes of misery
How do gender norms change the display of sadness and anger?
Emotional regimes in authoritarian and democratic states
Status and power and the display of anger in organizations
Emotional capital and inequality: who can afford to be calm
Nationalism and collective pride: how nations feel about themselves
Why does one anxious person make an entire room tense?
Flight attendant smiles and the original study behind emotional labor
Feeling rules: who decides which emotions are appropriate where
What are display rules and how much do they differ across cultures?
Collective effervescence and why crowds feel electric
Emotional socialization: how children learn what to feel and what to show
Grief as a social process: mourning rules and who is allowed to grieve
Moral panics and the emotional life of societies
How fast does an emotion spread through a crowd?
Collective joy: what happens in a crowd when a team scores
Cross-country happiness rankings and what they leave out
Hope in the face of political and climate despair
Is positive psychology a science or a self-help industry
What Hochschild meant by emotional labor and what it does not mean
Interviewing people about emotion: methodological problems in the sociology of emotions
Intergenerational trauma: what the children of survivors actually inherit
Digital platforms as emotion machines: outrage as an economic product
Group pride: national teams and collective identity
Activist burnout: what sustained protest does to the people holding a movement together