Sentimental State(s)

Sarah Pritz; Heike Paul

doi:10.14361/9783839474174

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Copyright year: 2025
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8376-7417-0
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8394-7417-4
Publisher: transcript, Bielefeld
Series: Global Sentimentality
Volume: 3
Language: German
Pages: 368
Product type: Edited Book

FrontmatterPages 1 - 4 Heike Paul Download chapter (PDF)
ContentsPages 5 - 8 Heike Paul Download chapter (PDF)
IntroductionPages 9 - 26 Sarah Miriam Pritz, Heike Paul Download chapter (PDF)
“I was honestly just speaking as Robert”Pages 29 - 48 Julian Müller Download chapter (PDF)
Sentimental AuthorityPages 49 - 64 Harald Zapf Download chapter (PDF)
The Function of Tears in U.S. PoliticsPages 65 - 84 Carmen Birkle Download chapter (PDF)
Balcony ScenesPages 85 - 108 Jan-Henrik Witthaus Download chapter (PDF)
Back to the FuturePages 109 - 132 Antonia Thies Download chapter (PDF)
Impolite, Emotive Language and the Making of Us vs. ThemPages 133 - 160 Duncan McCargo Download chapter (PDF)
Sentimental States of the NationPages 163 - 194 Christian Krug Download chapter (PDF)
The Power of Sentimental Cinema and Sentimental PoliticsPages 195 - 210 Elaine Roth Download chapter (PDF)
“The only thing that matters to her”Pages 211 - 234 Charleena Schweda Download chapter (PDF)
‘Rally Around the Christmas Tree’Pages 235 - 250 Sarah Marak, Heike Paul Download chapter (PDF)
Constructing Recognition, Mobilizing SentimentPages 251 - 270 Anna Corrigan Download chapter (PDF)
United by Anger—Divided by Humor?Pages 271 - 296 Vincent Steinbach Download chapter (PDF)
Music and the Politics of Belonging in Revolutionary EpisodesPages 297 - 314 Thomas Demmelhuber Download chapter (PDF)
Weeping for Chairman Mao ZedongPages 315 - 338 Marc Andre Matten Download chapter (PDF)
A Cultural Sociology of the SentimentalPages 339 - 364 Sarah Miriam Pritz Download chapter (PDF)
ContributorsPages 365 - 368 Heike Paul Download chapter (PDF)