Titlebook: Angry Abolitionists and the Rhetoric of Slavery; Moral Emotions in So Benjamin Lamb-Books Book 2016 Springer International Publishing AG 20

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CHARM

Surface Carcinoma of the Stomacheories of collective behavior: the voluntaristic overemphasis on affective manipulation by charismatic leaders and the deterministic conflation of status with large reified social structures. Lamb-Books focuses on anger as a unique moral emotion that can be made to play crucial motivational and generative functions in protest.

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E. Grundmann,H. Grunze,S. Witte the resultant production of audience moral emotions. For microsociology, the affective umph or kick of status-oriented protest rhetoric is crucial for understanding what makes social movements move via the processes of charisma, identification, problematization, commitment, and persistence.

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Surface Carcinoma of the Stomach to white antislavery organizations. The chapter discusses how Frederick Douglass and others took a more direct approach in appealing to the moral emotions through rational arguments about the nature of human flourishing than did ., though the two overlap quite a bit.

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Antagonist

Gender Trouble in Abolitionism: On Ethos Workng ethos work across two types of women’s antislavery rhetoric sheds light on how status hierarchies structure the emotional pathways of protest rhetoric. In the prophetic-feminist type, status summoning involves the creative extraction of emotional energy from culturally autonomous religious formations and heterodoxic status imaginaries.

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Systemic Racism and the Rhetoric of Recognition to white antislavery organizations. The chapter discusses how Frederick Douglass and others took a more direct approach in appealing to the moral emotions through rational arguments about the nature of human flourishing than did ., though the two overlap quite a bit.