Illuminated atmospheres: anticipating and reproducing the flow of affective experience in Blackpool
Illuminated atmospheres: anticipating and reproducing the flow of affective experience in Blackpool
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DOI：
10.1068/d12211
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发表时间：
2012-01-01
影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
Edensor, Tim
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作者：
Edensor, Tim
本文考虑了照明空间的大气质量，接地概念的影响，在调查长期存在的秋季事件的布莱克浦照明。在讨论照明的“气氛”之前，我先考虑了照明的情感品质。我批判性地探讨了影响和情感之间的划分，坚持影响的积极品质，以及情感氛围产生一种“无声的协调”的概念。在前景化的密集的社会生产的气氛在布莱克浦照明，我强调的影响和情感的流动到位，显示照明是如何理想地构成模糊之间的代表性和非代表性的划分，确定预期的影响，并证明情感的气氛是共同产生的游客作为一个愉快的，喜庆的，欢乐的，好玩的社会实践在熟悉的空间。
This paper considers the atmospheric qualities of illuminated space, grounding notions of affect in investigating the longstanding autumnal event of Blackpool Illuminations. I consider the affective qualities of lighting before discussing the 'atmosphere' of the Illuminations. I critically explore the division between affect and emotion, the insistence on affect's precognitive qualities, and the notion that affective atmospheres produce a 'mute attunement' to place. In foregrounding the dense social production of atmosphere at Blackpool Illuminations, I highlight the flow of affect and emotion in place, show how lighting is ideally constituted to blur divisions between the representational and nonrepresentational, identify the anticipation of affect, and demonstrate that affective atmospheres are coproduced by visitors as part of a reiterative, festive, convivial, and playful social practice in familiar space.