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“Research as Embodied Practice: Emotion and the dancing self” – Sebastian Kann

Internship Reports

In mainstream culture, emotions almost always seem to be connected to an object, image, or speech act – that is, to an ‘other’ – which makes the subject feel a certain way. So, for example, ‘it makes me feel sad to see images of suffering’, or ‘it makes me feel happy that my friends threw

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