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Culture, Affect, and Political Representation
Thu, November 6, 8:30 to 10:00am, Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square, Floor: 3rd, Cherry RoomSession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
This panel focuses on the role of emotion, culture, and symbolic representation in shaping political identity, leadership, and participation.
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Individual Presentations
From the Little Island That Could to the Mainland: Puerto Rican Turnout in Presidential Elections - Beth Ginsberg, University of Connecticut; Sarah Perez, University of Texas
Malcolm X's Liberatory Leadership - Mary K Ryan, Washington & Jefferson College
On Caste Slurs as Neutral Correlates - Faizan Rashid, University of Massachussets, Amherst; Kanika Chawla, Binghamton University
Painting with a Broad Brush: Representation in Post-Revolutionary Mexican Muralism - Eli DeBurger, Indiana University
The Masculine Urge to Cry: Affective Masculinity and the Men’s Movement - H. Howell Williams, Western Connecticut State University