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Sensibilities and Emotion on Trans-Globalisation Era

Contributor(s): Scribano, Adrian (Editor), Cataldi, Silvia (Editor), Martire, Fabrizio (Editor)

ISBN: 9781839992438

Publisher: Anthem Press

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Pub Date: January 14, 2025

LCCN: 2024939801

Lexile Code: 0000

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.63" H x 9.00" L x 6.00" W ( 1.02 lbs) 198 pages

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Social Science | Sociology | Social Theory

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The Pandemic, the wars, the crisis of political institutions, and the expansion of the intensive use of social networks have impacted the elaboration of phantoms and fantasies that emerge from the modifications of the politics of the bodies and politics of emotions: today--what more than never?--the sensibilities are changing on a global scale.

Emotions and politics of sensibilities registered in the current process of colonization of the inner planet imply the urgency of relieving the forms that its impacts acquire in the daily life of a global scale that becomes trans-globalization.

Trans-globalization is characterized by the modification of three basic features of the structuring processes on a planetary scale: (a) the unnoticed acceptance of the global extension of the banalization of the good, the politics of perversion, and the logic of waste; (b) the return of the question/tension/paradox of sovereignty as a physical device for international mediation of virtual transnational commodification; and (c) the acceleration of the so-called energy transition.

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'Sensibilities and Emotion on Trans-Globalisation Era is a very interesting book with accurate content that prompts readers to contemplate the intricate relationship between the politics of sensibilities and emotions in the era of digital transglobalisation. It is a valuable scientific resource that contributes significantly to the study of transglobalisation and the politics of sensitivities' -- Marco Palmieri, Department of Communication and Social Research, University of Rome

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