The Affect Theory Reader
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The Affect Theory Reader
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The Affect Theory Reader.
The Affect Theory Reader – Paperback By Melissa Gregg Gregory Seigworth
“The Affect Theory Reader” is a trade paperback textbook published by Duke University Press in 2010. Edited by Melissa Gregg and Gregory Seigworth, this book explores the subject areas of literary criticism, psychology, and social science through the lens of affect theory. With contributions from prominent scholars like Elspeth Probyn, this reader delves into topics such as feminism, sociology, anthropology, and semiotics. The book, spanning 416 pages, provides a comprehensive and insightful look at the cultural and social dimensions of affect theory.