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The Affective Politics of Political Movements: Structures of Feeling, Political Resonance Machines, and Hotspots

政治运动的情感政治：情感结构、政治共鸣机和热点

基本信息

批准号：
1947693
负责人：
金额：
--
依托单位：
University of Cambridge
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Studentship
财政年份：
2017
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2017 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-1947693
关键词：
Affective Politics Political Movements Structures

项目摘要

By employing Amin and Thrift's (2013) conceptual lens of 'affective politics', my research aims to explain - at least in part - the emergence and relativepopularity of new political movements that express dissatisfaction with the 'status quo' in the 'West'. My initial contention is that any explanation as tothe rise of these movements would be incomplete without an appreciation of their affective dimensions. The complex and multi-faceted reasons behindpeople's support for these movements will be explored by using i) Sverigedemokraterna's campaign in the run up to the 2018 Swedish Parliamentaryelections and ii) support for Jeremy Corbyn in the run-up to the 2020 UK election as my case studies. By engaging with the 'affective turn', thisresearch responds to calls by political geographers to explore the concept of 'affect' as it enables us to appreciate the affective nature of politics. Withinthe broader lens of 'affective politics', I will use the concepts of 'structures of feeling' (Williams, 1997), 'political resonance machines' (Connolly, 2005,2011), and 'affective atmospheres' (Anderson, 2009, 2014) to frame my discussion. I will propose that 'hotspots' - events that form part of politicalmovements, such as rallies and public meetings - are integral to fuelling momentum behind political movements - and that affective atmospheresproduced at hotspots reverberate beyond their initial sites of production, through word of mouth, the national press, and social media.

通过使用Amin和Thrift(2013)的“情感政治”概念镜头，我的研究旨在解释--至少部分解释--表达对“西方现状”的不满的新政治运动的出现和相对流行。我最初的观点是，如果不了解这些运动的情感层面，任何关于这些运动兴起的解释都是不完整的。人们支持这些运动背后的复杂和多方面的原因将通过i)Sverigedemokraterna在2018年瑞典议会选举之前的竞选活动和ii)Jeremy Corbyn在2020年英国选举之前的支持作为我的案例研究来探索。通过参与“情感转向”，这项研究响应了政治地理学家的呼吁，探索“情感”的概念，因为它使我们能够欣赏政治的情感本质。在“情感政治”这一更广泛的视角中，我将使用“感觉结构”(Williams，1997)、“政治共鸣机器”(Connolly，2005,2011)和“情感氛围”(Anderson，2009,2014)等概念来构建我的讨论框架。我将提出，“热点”--构成政治运动的一部分，如集会和公共集会--是推动政治运动背后动力的不可或缺的部分，热点产生的情感氛围通过口碑、国家媒体和社交媒体，在最初的生产地点之外产生影响。