10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EMOTIONALISATION»
Discover the use of
emotionalisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
emotionalisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Characters in Fictional Worlds: Understanding Imaginary ...
This may happen explicitly as, for instance, in Fontane's ballad »John Maynard«,
in which ›love‹ is postulated as the appropriate attitude towards the protagonist.
In most cases, however, emotionalisation is brought about by implicit means: ...
Jens Eder, Fotis Jannidis, Ralf Schneider, 2010
2
Narrating Victimhood: Gender, Religion and the Making of ...
The extreme emotionalisation and personalisation of history – particularly after
wars, violent conflicts, oppression, and ethnic cleansing – tend to impede mutual
understanding and processes of conflict resolution. In Croatia, as in all other ...
3
The Critical Turn in Tourism Studies: Creating an Academy of ...
Post-research emotionalisation of reflexivity Once my fieldwork was completed
and I was confined to interpreting (and reinterpreting) the ethnographic data, I
decided to consider the emotionalisation of reflexivity in the post-research period.
Irena Ateljevic, Nigel Morgan, Annette Pritchard, 2013
4
What Self-Made Millionaires Really Think, Know and Do: A ...
Use visualisation, emotionalisation and affirmation to assist you in succeeding in
the achievement of your goals. Visualise the perfect outcome. See yourself at the
helm of your beautiful yacht, see yourself driving the car you desire, see ...
Richard Dobbins, Barrie Pettman, 2006
5
Adolescent-to-parent abuse: Current understandings in ...
emotionalisation. Cultural and historical contexts notonly shape theextentto
which notions ofparenthood are individualised or collectivised; they also shape
themeaningsthat we ascribeto it. For example, Zelizer (1985) describes howthe ...
6
Towards Professional Wisdom: Practical Deliberation in the ...
Emotionalisation. of. Professional. Practice. A range of 'people professions' - that
is, professions in which practitioners have a primary focus on working with and
for the benefit of individuals or families - attend at least to some degree to the ...
Professor Liz Bondi, Dr Cecelia Clegg, Professor David Carr, 2013
7
Political Discourse in the Media: Cross-cultural Perspectives
Cohens excitement and controversy overlaps with Faircloughs dramatisation,
Cohen's sentimentality with Fairclough's personalisation and emotionalisation.
Do metaphors personalise, dramatise and emotionalise television broadcasts of
...
Anita Fetzer, Gerda Lauerbach, 2007
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Therapy Culture: Cultivating Vulnerability in an Uncertain Age
In contemporary imagination, the self lies within and through the individual's
inner world. 'I am what my feelings are telling me', is how Winkle describes this
emotionalisation of the self.1 The construction of the emotional self has helped to
...
9
Television and Psychoanalysis: Psycho-Cultural Perspectives
The emotionalisation of broadcast news, with its focus on the so-called “war on
terror” since 9/11, has also been discussed by Richards (2007), who applies the
ideas of Melanie Klein and the psychoanalytic object relations tradition to its ...
Caroline Bainbridge, Ivan Ward, Candida Yates, 2013
10
Towards Normality?: Acculturation and Modern German Jewry
The emotionalisation and aestheticisation of religious services were, therefore,
both a reaction to the middle-class model of women and a consistent
implementation of a middle-class concept of religiosity, which tended to
emphasise female ...
Rainer Liedtke, David Rechter, 2003
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EMOTIONALISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
emotionalisation is used in the context of the following news items.
5 questions to... Anita Tillmann, Premium Exhibitions
Inspiration, emotionalisation and new ways to do business is what we need to offer the industry at our marketplace. Speaking of the main show: ... «SPORTSWEAR INTERNATIONAL, May 15»
Europe can be a Cadillac 'test bed' region
... the right cars, have to distribute them well, you have to market them well, meanwhile you have to create that 'emotionalisation' of the brand. «just-auto.com, Mar 15»
Greek demands for war reparations set creditors on edge
Martin Jäger, the finance ministry spokesman, said “emotionalisation and backward-looking claims” would not solve current problems. «Financial Times, Mar 15»
The increasing significance of window dressing
Under the buzzword 'emotionalisation', the attention of customers is drawn to a subject or story that, if possible, begins in the shop window and ... «Furniture News Magazine, Nov 13»
Wagner's Ring brings new life, but fear is ever present
... Nibelung is the ultimate in operatic experiences, drawing any audience prepared to engage with what Wagner called "the emotionalisation of ... «The Australian, Nov 13»
Inhorgenta show to reposition timepiece offer
The new positioning will include clearer segmentation of the product range and exhibition halls, as well as the “emotionalisation” of the show ... «WatchPro.com, Nov 12»
Vienna International Hotels & Resorts on growth path with new …
Also planned is a professional emotionalisation of the product and the brand image. Top priority will go to the new web presence, including ... «Hospitality Net, Dec 11»
The shop of the new
Vizona has also identified what it describes as “emotionalisation” of sales areas in relation to target consumer groups using fragrance, sound ... «Retail Week, Feb 11»
Volkswagen R GmbH Division Announced
... leading a staff of over 350. "Our vehicles contribute to the emotionalisation and growth of Volkswagen brand," Mr Riestenpatt gt. Richter said. «The Motor Report, Mar 10»
