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Icy Love: Performing Affect and Emotion Feeling About Climate Change |
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The staging of ice might seem a particularly effective way of drawing spectator attention to the Anthropocene and climate change since ice can have a sensory appeal that encourages attentiveness and related bodily affects. This chapter contends, however, that an artistic intention to communicate about environmental protection may need to engage selective emotional feeling. It proposes that a prosody that shifts from seeing (or hearing) to feeling and then to caring within performance can enhance viewer participation and awareness of place. Performance with ice also implicitly evokes fears about the consequences of global warming that it may need to counteract. |
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Palgrave Macmillan Cham
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Palgrave Studies in Media and Environmental Communication ((
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163-174
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23 February 2024
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Springer Nature Link
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English
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978-3-031-39786-8
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Peta Tait, Icy Love: Performing Affect and Emotion Feeling About Climate Change, Palgrave Macmillan Cham, Palgrave Studies in Media and Environmental Communication ((, 23 February 2024, 163-174
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79075
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