Alienation and affect:
Alienation has objective, societal-level causes, yet is experienced as a psychological condition, more emotional than cognitive. Seeman's five varieties of alienation are expanded to seven, grounded in contemporary research and theory, and each is linked to a model of social relations and to sp...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Alienation has objective, societal-level causes, yet is experienced as a psychological condition, more emotional than cognitive. Seeman's five varieties of alienation are expanded to seven, grounded in contemporary research and theory, and each is linked to a model of social relations and to specific emotions. This work synthesizes classical and contemporary alienation theory and the sociology of emotions. It will stimulate interest in alienation and emotions, contribute to political sociology, and find application in social psychiatry and related health and social-service fields that treat traumatized and highly alienated individuals |
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Contents
List of figures xii
List of tables xiv
Preface xv
A cknowledgements xvii
Introduction 1
The concept of alienation 1
The plan of the book 4
PARTI
Alienation and affect in historical context 5
1 Alienation and affect, from the ancient world
to early modernity 7
Alienation in the ancient world 7
Alienation in medieval and early modern times 9
17th- and 18th-century social contract theorists 13
Grotius 13
Hobbes 14
Locke 14
Rousseau 15
Notes 18
2 Alienation and affect in 18th- and 19th-century
social philosophy 19
From early modernity to the Enlightenment 19
Enlightenment rationalism, Enlightenment sentimentalism,
and the passions 20
The roots of romanticism and romantic notions of alienation 20
Romantic opposition to reason and science 22
Religion, and alienation from passion and sexuality 23
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Imagination and aesthetic expression 24
Critique of industrial capitalistic society 25
Notes 27
3 Alienation, from Hegel and Feuerbach to Marx and Engels
Hegel 30
Alienation and emotion in Hegel 31
Alienation and social dominance in Hegel 31
Feuerbach 34
Economic alienation: from Winstanley, Smith, Ferguson,
and Schiller to Marx and Engels 35
Alienation of bourgeois, Christian culture from
passionate human nature 38
The estrangement of labor in capitalistic production 39
Marx and Engels abandon the concept of alienation 40
Assessing Marx: from dialectical materialism
to prophetic vision 42
Notes 43
4 Alienation and affect in the late 19th and the 20th centuries
Simmel 45
Subject and object 46
Means and ends 46
Emotion and reason 47
Transcending alienation through artistic creativity 47
Weber 48
The alienating conditions of the modem world 48
Instrumental and substantive rationality 50
Alienation, socialism, the New Left, and the
counterculture 51
Notes 54
PART II
Emotions basic to specific varieties of alienation:
contemporary theory and research
5 Emotions as adaptive reactions to problems of life
Introduction to Part II 59
The concept of primary emotions 59
The case for primary emotions 59
The case against primary emotions 61
Emotions and social relations 62
Plutchik’s psychoevolutionaiy model of the primary emotions 62
Contents ix
MacLean’s rescue of Plutchik 64
Fiske’s social-relations model sociologically generalizes
the Plutchik-MacLean model 65
From primary to higher-order emotions 66
Discussion 69
Notes 72
6 Normlessness, anomie, and the emotions 73
Introduction 73
Active, intentional normlessness— anomie{ 75
Active, intentional normlessnesSj 75
Anomie1 76
Passive, unintentional normlessness2—anomie2 76
Passive, unintentional normlessness2 76
Anomie2 77
Emotions in Durkheim s social types of suicide 78
Ruthlessness and the emotions of active, intentional anomie} 79
Contempt 80
Pride 81
Derisiveness 82
Discouragement and the emotions of passive, unintentional
anomie2 82
Disappointment 83
Shame 83
The fear component of shame 83
The sadness component of shame 84
Alarm 85
Two causal models 86
Discussion 87
7 Self-estrangement and despair 91
Introduction 91
Self-estrangement and the primary emotions of sadness,
disgust, and surprise 92
Despair: its depth and episodic nature 93
Despair as a tertiary emotion 94
The disappointment of experiencing rejection/disgust 94
A collapse of territory: surprise and loneliness 95
A shocking, saddening loss 97
Consequences of self-estrangement and despair 99
Excessive reliance on logic 99
Alexithymia 100
Emptiness 101
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Hubristic pride 102
Discussion 103
Notes 104
8 Meaninglessness, ressentiment, and resentment 105
Introduction: meaningfulness and meaninglessness 105
Meaninglessness, suffering, ressentiment and resentment 106
Forceful and helpless resentment 111
Resentment as a tertiary emotion 113
Anger 114
Disgust 115
Surprise 116
Primary-secondary emotional pathways to resentment 117
A contemptible breach of normative boundaries 117
An angering culture shock 118
A disgusting outrage 118
Discussion 120
Notes 120
9 Cultural estrangement and the emotions 122
Introduction 122
Cultural estrangement{ as rejection of and disdain for,
societal values and meanings 122
The primary and secondary emotional components of disdain 124
Sociomoral disgust and its function of rejection 125
Anticipation 125
Anger 125
State anger and cynicism: an explosive combination 126
Aggressiveness expressing disgust 127
An anticipation of contempt 129
Cultural estrangement2 as failure to ‘live up to9
cultural values 129
Existential dread as a tertiary emotion 130
Anticipation of alarm-awe 134
Surprise and anxiety 13 5
A fearful confusion 135
Discussion 137
Note 138
10 The emotions of powerlessness 139
Introduction 139
Objective and subjective powerlessness in alienation theory 139
Contents xi
The emotional basis of subjective powerlessness 140
The four primary emotions of powerlessness 140
Sadness 140
Fear 141
Acceptance-acquiescence 141
Anticipation-expectation 142
The six secondary emotions of subjective powerlessness 143
Fatalism 143
Pessimism 144
Resignation 145
Anxiety 147
Submissiveness 147
Shame 148
Objective powerlessness 149
Social inequality 150
Social inferiority 150
Social invisibility 151
Economic distress 151
External locus of control 152
A content-analytic study of life-historical interviews
with Australian Aborigines and Euro-Australians 152
Wordlist indicators of objective and subjective powerlessness 153
Culture and sex differences 154
Two measurement models 154
A confirmatory causal model 155
Discussion 157
11 A summing up, competing sociological models of alienation,
and issues in alienation theory and research 159
Introduction 159
Valence, focus, and clustering of the emotions of alienation 159
The externally focused cluster of tertiary emotions 163
The internally focused cluster of tertiary emotions, together
with the emotions of powerlessness 163
Alternative sociological models of alienation 165
The emotions of alienation, 31 and possibly counting 167
Issues in contemporary alienation theory and research 167
Notes 169
References
Name index
Subject index
171
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