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Farnham : Ashgate, c2009

xiii, 318 s. : il. ; 24 cm

ISBN 978-0-7546-7246-3 (váz.)

Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy a rejstřík

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Contents // List of Figures vii // Notes on Contributors ix // Acknowledgements xv // Introduction Geography and Emotion - Emerging Constellations 1 // Mick Smith, Joyce Davidson, Laura Cameron and Liz Bondi // PART 1 REMEMBERING // 1 Road Kill: Remembering What is Left in our Encounters with // Other Animals 21 // Mick Smith // 2 Mapping Changing Shades of Grief and Consolation in the // Historic Landscape of St. Patrick’s Isle, Isle of Man 35 // Avril Maddrell // 3 Historicizing Emotion: The Case of Freudian Hysteria and // Aristotelian ‘Purgation’ 57 // R. Darren Gobert // PART 2 UNDERSTANDING // 4 Understanding the Affective Spaces of Political Performance 79 // Nigel Thrift // 5 Environmental Aesthetics, Ecological Action and Social Justice 97 // Jennifer Foster // 6 Learning from Spaces of Play: Recording Emotional Practices // in High Arctic Environmental Sciences 115 // Richard C. Powell // PART 3 MOURNING // 7 ‘What We All Long For’: Memory, Trauma and // Emotional Geographies 135 // Anh Hua // 8 // Ephemeral Art: The Art of Being Lost Mary ? ’Neill // 149 // 9 // PART 4 // 10 // 11 // 12 // PARTS // 13 // 14 // 15 // 16 // Index // ‘To Mourn’: Emotional Geographies and Natural Histories // of the Canadian Arctic 163 // Emilie Cameron // BELONGING // Telling Tales: Nostalgia, Collective Identity and an // Ex-Mining Village 187 // Katy Bennett // Death and Bingo? The Royal Canadian Legion’s Unexpected Spaces of Emotion 207 // Deborah Thien // T Love the

Goddamn River’: Masculinity, Emotion and Ethics of Place 227 // Cheryl Lous ley // ENCHANTING // Enchanting Data: Body, Voice and Tone in Affective Computing 247 Frances Dyson // Judith Merril Moving In and Out of This World: Urban Landscape Encounters of a Science Fiction Personality in the Sixties and Seventies 267 // Dianne Newell and Jolene McCann // One Stone After the Other: Geopoetical Considerations on // Stony Ground 283 // Alexandre Gillet // The Steppe 299 // Alphonso Lingis // 311