Affective Performance is a performative act through which emotions, bodily intensities, and relational dynamics are produced, transmitted, and negotiated in socio-symbolic settings, distinguishing itself from other performative acts by its primary investment in the generation and regulation of affective states as central to the performance’s meaning and impact.
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University of British Columbia
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Pennsylvania State University
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University of Sheffield
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