Affect and discourse – What’s the problem? From affect as excess to affective/discursive practice

@alexmassie Bella's a joke and so are you. https://t.co/Non0aceKw4

@2351onthelist Says the woman who's British nationalism and pathological hatred for Scotland couldn't be more obvious. https://t.co/Non0aceKw4

@ColumboPolitics There are obviously roaster in the indy team but there's also BriNats try to cause embarrassment to besmirch the indy cause. Affect and discourse – What’s the problem? From affect as excess to affective/discursive practice https://t.co/No

@BrigadoonBawbag The likes of Massie really are a boil on Scotland's backside. Affect and discourse – What’s the problem? From affect as excess to affective/discursive practice https://t.co/Non0aceKw4

https://t.co/ciqz0FUzyf

Seeking to bring discourse and affect/emotion studies together, Margaret Wetherell looks at the methodological consequences of the current academic formulation of affect, which she finds unsustainable. https://t.co/9rD2Iy5I0K (open link below)

@yagocsn_ não especificamente sobre comunicação, mas sobre afeto nas ciências sociais em geral: Wetherell, M. (2013). Affect and discourse – What’s the problem ? From affect as excess to affective / discursive practice. Subjectivity, 6(4), https://t.co/D6S

Article discovered as part of #xmasdesktidy #1: Margie Wetherell on affect and discourse: http://t.co/XLH0bjiRGL

Article discovered as part of #xmasdektidy #1: Margie Wetherell on affect and discourse: http://t.co/XLH0bjiRGL