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Narratives of Emotion: Situational, Temporal, Flexible
Mon, August 10, 4:00 to 5:30pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute)
Description
The papers in this session help us understand how emotions unfold over time, how people manage emotions in different contexts, and how they construct narratives around their emotions -- with an emphasis on situations of grief and hardship, both collective and individual. The papers represent range of methodological approaches, including both empirical and theoretical contributions.
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Individual Presentations
Emotions as Lines: Toward a Processual–Relational Understanding of Social Life - Giacomo Lampredi, University of Milan
Feeling Rules in Motion: A Situational Theory of Intra-Situational Emotional Fluctuations - Alan Chen, New York University
Hardship-as-Usual: The Emotional Experience and Management of Constant Adversity by People in Poverty - Ekédi Mpondo-Dika, University of California-Berkeley
Inside Out, Alone Together: Studying Grief in the Midst of Social Change - Lynette Moran, University of Pittsburgh
Possessions, Emotion, and Social Meaning: A Sociological Exploration of Estate Sales - Nancy S. Berns, Drake University