2020
DOI: 10.1080/00380253.2019.1711255
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Applying Sociological Theories of Emotions to the Study of Mass Politics: The Rally-Round-the-Flag Phenomenon in the United States as a Test Case

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“…In Sears (1988) work on the origins of symbolic racism, for instance, childhood exposure to modern racial stereotypes and anti-black affect lead to racial attitudes that persist into adulthood. In contrast, "rally round the flag" attitudes formed during periods of war and national security crises may be potent yet shorter-lived effects, as the affect-driven events that drive voters tend to expire over time or be replaced by politicians and media frames conveying new patterns of affect (Feinstein 2020). 3.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In Sears (1988) work on the origins of symbolic racism, for instance, childhood exposure to modern racial stereotypes and anti-black affect lead to racial attitudes that persist into adulthood. In contrast, "rally round the flag" attitudes formed during periods of war and national security crises may be potent yet shorter-lived effects, as the affect-driven events that drive voters tend to expire over time or be replaced by politicians and media frames conveying new patterns of affect (Feinstein 2020). 3.…”
Section: Notesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mindazonáltal a jelenség egy mélyebb (szimbolikus, pszichológiai) követői kapcsolatra mutat rá, amelyben a vezető személye és pozíciója valóban fontos tényező (Metz-Árpási 2020). Erre a következtetésre jutott az a kivételként kezelendő szociológiai megközelítés (Feinstein 2016(Feinstein , 2020, amely rámutatott a vezető szimbolikus szerepére. Összességében, az irodalom e része a vezető és követők közötti, időszakosan megerősödő kapcsolat jellegét és természetét nem részletezi, de értékes betekintést enged a követési hajlandóságot befolyásoló tényezők szerepébe.…”
Section: Követők a Politikatudomány Szemszögébőlunclassified
“…During this period, rituals of solidarity (Collins 2004), embodied in spontaneous and organized memorial services as well as ubiquitous displays of national symbols, became a collective presentation of 'us at our best', a celebration of the nation's ideal self-image. This interpretive shift resulted in a positive emotional reaction-including increased levels of pride, confidence, and hope-and boosted both the popularity of President Bush and trust in national institutions (Feinstein 2020).…”
Section: The Mechanism Driving the Relationship Between Nation-disrupting Events And Attitudes: The Role Of Emotionsmentioning
confidence: 99%