Titlebook: Researching Emotions in International Relations; Methodological Persp Maéva Clément,Eric Sangar Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Eugene Gendlin and the Feel of International Politicsernational politics, at its most basic level, is a matter of how we, and the collectivities we have created for ourselves, find ourselves in the world. Finding ourselves in the world is first and foremost a task which our bodies solve. Eugene Gendlin’s phenomenological psychology, and his focus on t

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Interpreting Affect Between State Leaders: Assessing the Political Friendship Between Winston S. Chuhod is illustrated by assessing the political friendship between Winston S. Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Because friendship is such an unfathomable and highly individual phenomenon, this chapter takes a distinctly interpretivist approach. Therefore, this chapter is of particular interest to

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The Formation of the ‘Western’ Strategic Gaze: A Case Study on Emotional Irrelevance in Internationaown troops’ into reified entities that can be sacrificed, and, in general, facilitates war-waging? The analysis of material factors (be they military manpower, defense budgets, and/or weapons available in armed forces’ arsenals) and/or of balances of power is not sufficient to decipher this puzzle.

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Of Heroes and Cowards: A Computer-Based Analysis of Narratives Justifying the Use of Force leaders manufacture collective emotions when advocating the use of force as the only effective . morally acceptable option, we show how such an argument can be tested using computer-assisted narrative analysis. Based on a case study of political speeches and statements legitimizing-and others rejec

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Political Emotions as Public Processes: Analyzing Transnational Ressentiments in Discoursesthey are very amenable to interpretative research. To identify political ressentiments, researchers need to analyze discourses for articulations of cognitions, affective arousals and action tendencies that form the typical pattern of these negative emotional stereotypes. This chapter demonstrates ho

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Emotions and Time: Approaching Emotions Through a Fusion of Horizonseans by which to place multiple temporal perspectives in dialogue with one another. As such, we argue that a fusion of horizons allows us to consider emotions not as isolated, ephemeral experiences but as a creative continuum in which a host of emotional appraisals, including their connections, can