… feelings as easily as catch fire”, writes Anna Gibbs, “affect … fear—in short, communicable
affect can inflame nerves and … this, and theorise the contagion of affect, philosophy needs to …

… contagion tends to underestimate the extent to which affects … ): to be affected by another does
not mean that an affect simply … Contagious Feelings: Pauline Hanson and the Epidemiology …

… they communicate to and what effect this can have on political … the prevalence and frequency
of emotive language in Hanson’… Hanson linked this threat of disease to ideas of contagion …

… , for turning unruly affect into containable, personal, and recognizable emotions that can
be accounted for in words, whether to oneself or another. Tomkins’s approach to affect thus …

… The affects mobilized by these rhetorics of contagion and fear are what Brian Massumi
describes as qualified affects—or emotions in Ahmed's terms—rather than intensities. There is a …

… creates new dispositions, opening the space for other possibilities and allowing affect to
take form as contagious feeling. Their production of surprise (which overturns the taken-for-…

… possibilities and allowing affect to take form as contagious feeling. Their production of surprise
(which overturns the taken-for-granted) opened the way to a joyful experience of the work …

… In her article “Contagious Feelings: Pauline Hanson and the Epidemiology of … feelings of
intensity charged by affects that are enacting changes within our own bodies. This view of affect …

… According to this account, emotions, or affects, can be … contagion model of emotional
communication, see Anna Gibbs, “Contagious Feelings: Pauline Hanson and the Epidemiology …

… affects of climate change would be beneficial for research into climate change and emotions,
and that … Communicable affect can inflame nerves and muscles in a conflagration of every …