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UID:euroseas-2022-affect-in-sociality-in-contemporary-southeast-asia-1
SUMMARY:Affect in Sociality in Contemporary Southeast Asia (1)
LOCATION:Room 3.02
DESCRIPTION:This panel explores the role of affect in sociality in Southeas
 t Asia: its forms and modes of expression in social contexts, its role in s
 haping the tenor and direction of interaction, and its impact on relations 
 with the political and natural environment.\n\nThe affective turn has usefu
 lly highlighted the importance of prediscursive bodily experiences and inte
 rsubjective experiential states in social life, and in Kathleen Stewart’s (
 2017: 194) terms, “helped return anthropology to sense and sensation, mater
 ialities, and viscera.” Denoting, in a Deleuzian-Massumian framework, inten
 sities or potentialities that impel people to action, affect offers a means
  to explore how social life is shaped by the elusive forces that operate in
  shared emotional landscapes beneath the level of cultural representations.
 \n\nAffect is adopted to open new perspectives on social life in Southeast 
 Asia, with particular attention to contexts of contemporary change, includi
 ng environmental transformation, cultural reorientation, political integrat
 ion or marginalization, and ensuing existential uncertainties. We are inter
 ested in the “affective resonances” of these and like conditions which ofte
 n loom large in the present lives of Southeast Asians. Affect is envisioned
  as a means for attending to the political through something that feels “re
 ally real”, which exists in material reality and has acute contemporary sig
 nificance (Rutherford 2016: 292). Besides its resonating qualities, panelli
 sts may address affect’s potentiating and potentially debilitating qualitie
 s: how it encourages or inhibits agency, enchants or disenchants, unites or
  divides. Contributions may explore any of the ways sociality is shaped by 
 affect, understood broadly to include sensuous and tactile experiences, moo
 ds and ambiences, along with emotions, as the subjective and cultural exten
 sions of affect. They may favorably consider “affective encounters” – betwe
 en local actors, or between locals and migrants, corporations, government a
 gencies, or nonhuman entities. The focus can be on any context (ritual, pol
 itical or everyday) and quality (effervescent, tranquil, or transgressive) 
 of expression of affect.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/affect-in-sociality-in-contemporary-southeast-asia
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UID:euroseas-2022-affect-in-sociality-in-contemporary-southeast-asia-2
SUMMARY:Affect in Sociality in Contemporary Southeast Asia (2)
LOCATION:Room 3.02
DESCRIPTION:This panel explores the role of affect in sociality in Southeas
 t Asia: its forms and modes of expression in social contexts, its role in s
 haping the tenor and direction of interaction, and its impact on relations 
 with the political and natural environment.\n\nThe affective turn has usefu
 lly highlighted the importance of prediscursive bodily experiences and inte
 rsubjective experiential states in social life, and in Kathleen Stewart’s (
 2017: 194) terms, “helped return anthropology to sense and sensation, mater
 ialities, and viscera.” Denoting, in a Deleuzian-Massumian framework, inten
 sities or potentialities that impel people to action, affect offers a means
  to explore how social life is shaped by the elusive forces that operate in
  shared emotional landscapes beneath the level of cultural representations.
 \n\nAffect is adopted to open new perspectives on social life in Southeast 
 Asia, with particular attention to contexts of contemporary change, includi
 ng environmental transformation, cultural reorientation, political integrat
 ion or marginalization, and ensuing existential uncertainties. We are inter
 ested in the “affective resonances” of these and like conditions which ofte
 n loom large in the present lives of Southeast Asians. Affect is envisioned
  as a means for attending to the political through something that feels “re
 ally real”, which exists in material reality and has acute contemporary sig
 nificance (Rutherford 2016: 292). Besides its resonating qualities, panelli
 sts may address affect’s potentiating and potentially debilitating qualitie
 s: how it encourages or inhibits agency, enchants or disenchants, unites or
  divides. Contributions may explore any of the ways sociality is shaped by 
 affect, understood broadly to include sensuous and tactile experiences, moo
 ds and ambiences, along with emotions, as the subjective and cultural exten
 sions of affect. They may favorably consider “affective encounters” – betwe
 en local actors, or between locals and migrants, corporations, government a
 gencies, or nonhuman entities. The focus can be on any context (ritual, pol
 itical or everyday) and quality (effervescent, tranquil, or transgressive) 
 of expression of affect.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/affect-in-sociality-in-contemporary-southeast-asia
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