Titlebook: Handbook of the Sociology of Emotions: Volume II; Jan E. Stets,Jonathan H. Turner Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014

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Emotions in Affect Control Theoryemerges as the individuals affirm their sentiments about their identities and other categorizations through interpersonal actions. Emotions enable sensing, communicating about, and control of the resulting social relationships. We update ACT’s framework on emotions and expand the model in the follow

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Emotions in Justice Processesons as a response to perceived (distributive, procedural, and interactional) injustice, which in turn influences behavioral reactions. More recent work recognizes affect as a potential antecedent to the experience of injustice as well as stresses the dynamic relationship between cognitions, emotions

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Emotions in Expectation States Theory, affect, and sentiments often function as causes or consequences of status processes. Emotions appeared in Bales discussion groups of the 1950s as individuals reacted to each other’s skill and control attempts. By 1990, Ridgeway and Johnson showed how group position intertwines with emotion, and ex

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Status, Power and Felicityraction as described in status and power terms. Here the theory is elaborated to account for feelings of felicity or happiness in each of four possible relational outcomes: (1) Obtaining status; (2) According status to another; (3) Gaining power; and (4) Other’s power declining. Each of these relati

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Emotions and Societal Stratificationtem. Reservoirs of positive emotions give individuals confidence to secure other types of resources, such as money, power, learning, knowledge, competitive advantage, etc. In contrast, reservoirs of negative emotions hinder the acquisition of resources. The distribution of emotions corresponds rough

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Emotions in Ritual Theoriessociology, focusing on how it configures emotions, bodies, structures and the self. We begin by tracing the intellectual heritage of ritual theory, initiated by Emile Durkheim, revamped by Erving Goffman, and then further coalescing with the work of Randall Collins. We then consider the different me

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Emotions and Cultural Theorygh which culture and emotions are related. First add:, the regulation of individual emotional experience and expression through social norms, the interconnection between individual emotional life and the socio-political structures, and the importance of culture in providing emotional ideologies, sta