Feeling in Theory: Emotion After the Death of the Subject

By Rei Terada. 2009

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• Theory and methodology in researching emotions in education (2007, methodology): “Philosophical methodologies (Calhoun & Solomon, 1984; Terada, 2001) make visible the discourses and ideologies of emotion throughout philosophical thought, and describe emotion as an experience in relation to its difference with other constructs (e.”
• Biology’s Gift: Interrogating the Turn to Affect (2010, background): “Important scholarship that considers emotion and feeling from perspectives different from those considered in our article includes the work of the philosopher Martha Nussbaum (2001), the literary scholars Charles Altieri (2003), Sianne Ngai (2005) and Rei Terada (2001), the sociologists Norman Denzi”