Collective effervescence / edited by Sébastien Tutenges and Philip Smith.

Other author Tutenges, Sébastien
Other author Smith, Philip (Philip Daniel), 1964
Format Electronic
Publication InfoPhiladelphia : Temple University Press, 2026.
Descriptionpages cm
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Contents Introduction: Rethinking collective effervescence / Philip Smith and Sébastien Tutenges -- An essay on la Fête: history of collective effervescence in the 20th century French thought / Romulo Lelis -- Cultivating a crowd: cultural tools of protest action / Brady Wagoner and Sarah H. Awad -- Perceived emotional synchrony: a social psychological perspective on collective effervescence / Darío Paez, Bernard Rimé, Pierre Bouchat, Silvia da Costa and José J. Pizarro -- Charisma and collective effervescence: great composers / Randall Collins -- Does it need to be loud? Religious effervescence and micro-level sound / Scott Draper -- Transformative work: individual pursuits of self-improvement in collective ayahuasca ceremonies / Margit Anne Petersen -- Producing esprit de corps: on the effervescent and ritual genesis of "police culture" / David Sausdal -- Subversive effervescence: the case of detention homes / David Wästerfors -- The solitary reader: the anxieties of high-culture readers in the time of culture wars / Daniel Smith -- In the wake of collective effervescence: habitus and identity dysfunction in military to civilian work transition / Brad West, Sharon Mascall-Dare and Heather Margrison -- Sensorial snags and evaluative effervescence: exploring virtual justice rituals / Lisa Flower -- Digital dance floors: distinguishing the ineffectiveness of collective effervescence online / Femke Vandenberg -- A Taylor Swift concert is watching my face right now: viral publics and platform afforded collective effervescence / Ashley Mears.
Abstract "This edited volume presents explorations of how the concept of collective effervescence has explanatory power outside of its original application. Though initially applied to loud religious rituals, the feeling it describes can help explain the pull of community in new contexts, including the failures of collectives where it is missing"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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LCCN 2025051840
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