... political horizons. Copyright © 2018 Editorial Board, Qui Parle 2018 atmosphere affect mood indignados Occupy Wall Street What difference does an atmosphere make to an environment, a situation, or a horizon of possible action? If getting a handle on this question is tricky...

... as in twentieth-century theo- ries of emotion, from Silvan Tomkins' psychological studies of nega- tive affect to Heidegger's phenomenology of moods. Considering its centrality across periods and knowledge forma- tions (literary culture, philosophy, psychoanalysis), how does...

... informed by affect, insofar as reading, including professional reading (as, say, Barthes’s oeuvre never ceases to exemplify), is always experiential, affective, driven by mood. Even in strictly phenomenological terms—for instance, Heidegger’s Stimmung , a fundamental aspect of Dasein’s being-in-the-world...

... , 2017 . Benjamin Walter . One-Way Street , edited by Jennings Michael W. . Cambridge, MA : Belknap Press of Harvard University Press , 2016 . Cappello Mary . Life Breaks In: A Mood Almanack . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 2016 . Chrostowska S. D...

... Capital . 18. Thaler and Sunstein, Nudge . 19. Seltzer, Official World , 97 . 20. Watkins-Fisher, Play in the System , 32 . 21. Watkins-Fisher, Play in the System , 5–6 . 22. Brenkman, Mood and Trope , 9 . 23. Leys, “Turn to Affect.” 24...

... in this chapter Braun leans toward arguing that the style or "feel" of the urban landscapes — what she correctly calls their "general mood of tension and alienation" (64) — is bounded by this very specific set of political parameters. Delineating the relation between...

... of the lily shower, so much of the predicament and possibility of language turns on trope. The fundamental elements of lyric are the I, trope, and mood. “Verbal cast” and fi gurations are defi ning features of mood (Stimmung) and state of mind (Befi ndlichkeit) for Heidegger, for mood and state of mind...

... gaze by becoming responsible for it—the only exit from the beautiful soul is tunneling further into it, auto-affectively. Beautiful soul syndrome is the aesthetic mood that Kierkegaard equates with evil in his own beautifully soulful way.29 I’m not going to follow Kierkegaard’s personae...

... it in the declarative, rather than in the imperative, mood: Honoring those whom we survived—those who now ap- Freeman: “We’re Only Making Plans for Nigel” 327 pear besides, atop, in addition to our lives—we make possible inti- mates and even strangers beyond, besides, in addition to our...

... explanation for. In the gigantic malls, enthusiasm catches like fire in front of the screens. One observes, on Vittal Malyar Road and Church Street, as many scenes of euphoria as one does fits of rage. People talk about a correlation between these mood swings and the increased rates of allergies, pruritus...

... of freedom remains a history of barbarism. Saying the same thing different- ly: Sebald reveals that the (fragmented) history that is formative for who we are cannot be mourned, gathered, and learned from, allowing us new life. Melancholy is not a subjective mood...

..., no.1 tion inherently isolates and insulates students, deprives instruction of personality, mood and spontaneity, sustained contact, and leaves undeveloped students’ oral skills and literacy. Countless studies re- veal that online courses necessarily dumb down and slow down...

... of 1914” are elements of Germany’s antimodern self-understanding, which reaches its apotheosis around the outbreak of World War I. 2 Peter Gay notably describes the pervasive mood of this period of German history as a “hunger for wholeness.” 3 Let us use the Latin equivalent and call it a longing...

... of the World . 33. Examples abound, from Spinoza’s rendering of affect, to Deleuze’s theorization of the sensory-motor schema, to Heidegger’s Stimmung (mood), and so on. In fact, one can read the entire canon of phenomenology as rooted in the notion of the Subject’s encounter with/in the (physical...

... at the view- er. This is also common in the carved figures, statues, and masks of African or Oceanic tribal art. In everyday life, facial expressions give us clues about the thoughts or mood of the one we encounter. In these works the face is staring directly into our eyes, revealing nothing of what...

... the head of man. Philosophical quietism and fin de siècle-mood fit together well. In contrast to the Aufklarer faith in reason and the perfectibility of man, with whom Schopenhauer shares the atomistic picture of society, he insists on the senselessness of historical striving, be it in theory...

... into the world, hiding in the understanding of the mass, living what Heidegger calls an inau- thentic existence. Heidegger defines the tendency of modern man as being in a state of flight from thought (auf der Flucht vor dem Denken), determined in its moods by the mediocre volatility...

... formed during gestation by a lathe-like, spinning motion. Created this way, it is at home as an inside-out creature, wearing its environment and mood changes spectacularly, with its three hearts firing simultaneously. The philosopher Divya Dwivedi (pers. comm., January 2022) suggested to me...

...” is as essential to lyric as trope and mood. Lyric takes shape as the triad mood—“I”—trope, yet this extremity of subjectivity is not solipsism: poetry is pure subjectivity but not subjective. That puzzle unsettles the categories of subjectivity and objectivity themselves. Modern criticism has responded...

... . Klotz Daniel Martin , and Penfold Rose Sarah . “ Low Mood, Visual Hallucinations, and Falls—Heralding the Onset of Rapidly Progressive Probable Sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease in a Seventy-Three-Year-Old: A Case Report .” Journal of Medical Case Reports 12 , no. 1 ( 2018 ). doi.org...