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What Does Lauren Berlant Teach Us about Affect, Mediation, and Global Nationalism?

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Media Theory, Volume: 7, Issue: 2, Pages: 191 - 208

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In this article, I show how Berlant offers important resources for thinking about the relationship between affect, mediation and global nationalism, and for considering how to build alternative forms of belonging. These resources include: how they address people’s sense of belonging to an affective...

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ISSN: 2557-826X
Published: 2023
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