Analyzing Affective Societies

Antje Kahl is a postdoctoral researcher in Sociology currently heading the method lab at the CRC Affective Societies at Freie Universität Berlin, Germany.

• List of ContributorsAcknowledgements Antje Kahl: Introduction Jan Slaby, Rainer Mühlhoff, Philipp Wüschner: Concepts as Methodology–A Plea for Arrangement Thinking in the Study of Affect Part I. Textualities Anna L. Berg, Christian von Scheve, N. Yasemin Ural, Robert Walter-Jochum: Reading for Affect—A Methodological Proposal for Analyzing Affective Dynamics in Discourse Bilgin Ayata, Cilja Harders, Derya Özkaya, Dina Wahba: Interviews as Situated Affective Encounters—A Relational and Processual Approach for Empirical Research on Affect, Emotion and Politics Birgitt Röttger-Rössler, Gabriel Scheidecker, Anh Thu Anne Lam: Narrating Visualized Feelings—Photovoice as a Tool in Researching Affects and Emotions among School Students Part II. Audio-Visualities Kerstin Schankweiler, Philipp Wüschner: Images that Move—Analyzing Affect with Aby Warburg Hermann Kappelhoff, Hauke Lehmann: The Temporal Composition of Affects in Audiovisual Media Margreth Lünenborg, Tanja Maier: Analyzing Affective Media Practices by the Use of Video Analysis Hubert Knoblauch, Michael Wetzels, Meike Haken: Videography of Emotions and Affectivity in Social Situations Part III. Performativities Ingrid Kummels, Thomas John: Investigating Affective Media Practices in a Transnational Setting Jonas Bens: The Ethnography of Affect in Discourse Practice—Performing Sentiment in the Time Machine Doris Kolesch, Matthias Warstat: Affective Dynamics in the Theatre: Towards a Relational and Poly-Perspectival Performance Analysis Anne Fleig: Shared and Divided Feelings in Translingual Texts of Emine Sevgi Özdamar—Performativity and Affective Relationality of Language, Writing and Belonging Part IV. Reflexivities Edda Heyken, Anita von Poser, Eric Hahn, Thi Main Huong Nguyen, Jörg-Christian Lanca, Thi Minh Tam Ta: Researching Affects in the Clinic and Beyond—Multi-perspectivity, Ethnography, and Mental Health-Care Intervention Dominik Mattes, Omar Kasmani, Hansjörg Dilger: ‘All Eyes Closed’—Dis/sensing in Comparative Fieldwork on Affective-Religious Experiences Thomas Stodulka, Samia Dinkelaker, Ferdiansyah Thajib: Fieldwork, Ethnography, and the Empirical Affect Montage Elgen Sauerborn: Investigating Emotions by Using Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software—A Methodological Approach