Vanishing affects: the disappearance of emotion from postmodernist theory and practice
New Formations - ISSN 0950-2378
Volume 1990 Number 12
Vanishing affects: the disappearance of emotion from postmodernist theory and practice
Peter Middleton pages -
Abstract
Challenges the hegemony of the terms desire, subjectivity and identity in an analysis of emotion as a form of constitutive social relation.
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Peter Middleton (1990) Vanishing affects: the disappearance of emotion from postmodernist theory and practice, New Formations, 1990(12), -