This special issue addresses the debate on personal identity from a phenomenological
viewpoint, especially contemporary phenomenological research on selfhood. In the …

The negative aim of this paper is to identify shortcomings in received theories. First, we
criticize approaching audiences, and large gatherings more general, in categories revolving …

In this article, I consider the interpersonal support, ie, scaffolding, that agents provide to one
another to share emotions. Moreover, the main target of this paper is to identify those …

This article focuses on a large‐scale parade in the UK that is often overlooked in research
concerned with the sociology of political emotions and group dynamics;“Pride in London” …

What is economics' missing link? Recent economic crises have had a devastating impact on
society. Worryingly, they gravely risked a collapse of the financial system. These crises also …

The current debate on shared or collective emotions has seen a rediscovery of Max Scheler.
In this debate, Scheler's work is mostly read independent from its historic context. In …

Nearly everyone agrees that physical pain is bad. Indeed, if anything merits the status of a
platitude in our everyday thinking about value, the idea that pain is bad surely does. Equally …

With reference to his first political text, Politische Stimmungen (1917), the paper illustrates
the use Karl Jaspers made of the concept of Stimmung. By doing this, it pursues two goals …