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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How Charisma and Pathos Move Audiences situational socioemotional relationships between salient speakers and their joint-attentive audiences. Building upon the growing interest in movement audiences, the theory incorporates differences in the moral emotions of onlookers and antagonists in addition to movement members. In reception field

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Looking Back Ahead: When Status Conflicts Explodeoblematization of American slavery. Heterodoxic status imaginaries of race and gender promoted by the abolitionists were especially provocative and productive of pathos. Instigating moral panic among some southerners and stirring their overreactionary countermobilization was abolitionist status clai

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Conclusionents and countermovement reactions. He summarizes how rhetorical performances of ethos and pathos by the abolitionists contributed to making the discursive problematization of slavery stick emotionally and get stuck finally in American civil-society discourse. The chapter makes several suggestions f