When it comes to the domains of reason and emotion, Western thought tends to:
- Leave emotion to songwriters and actors to express
- Treat them as two separate and opposing domains
- Suggest grief is associated with reason, and revenge with emotion
- Conflate the two domains as being exactly the same
Traditionally, the social sciences have tended to:
- Suggest that emotion is only relevant to women
- Focus on the world of emotion alone
- Focus on the world of reason alone
- Bore students to tears with their emotional distance
According to George Simmel, in his essay ‘The Metropolis and Mental Life’, cities tend to produce:
- An intensification of nervous stimulation
- Too much garbage, pollution and traffic
- An intensification of class barriers
- More examples of collective sentiments than rural societies
What is the missing phrase: “Big Cities are the heart of a ______ _______ that is understood to be connected to the dominance of reason:
- Emotional Overload
- Red-light District
- Working Class
- Money Economy
Which of these is NOT one of Max Scheler’s forms of emotional connection?:
- Community of feeling
- Emotional Infection
- Physiological Connection
- True Emotional Identification
Which of the following are the ‘foundational emotions’ identified by Theodore Kemper?
- Fear, Anger, Depression and Satisfaction
- Fear, Anger, Revenge and Grief
- Revenge, Grief, Desire and Love
- Love, peace and harmony
Secondary emotions, such as guilt, shame and pride, are part of the _____ _____ of different groups.
- Social Fabric
- Hierarchical Arrangements
- Structuring Identities
- Power Relations
According to Émile Durkheim, ‘collective effervescence’ is a process where:
- Our emotions are shaped through rites that symbolise group identity
- Individual emotional responses can influence wider group behaviours
- People riot after another pathetic capitulation by the home team
- People structure their societies according to emotional investments
Mestrovic suggests that the turn of the century is characterised by:
- Postmodernism
- Postemotionalism
- Poststructuralism
- Green Eggs and Ham
The source of emotion is
- Biological
- Social
- Cultural
- All of these
Present day biological explanations of emotions come from the work of
- Neurophysiologists
- Marxists
- Hedonists
- Functionalists
Rom Harré says that emotions have
- No biological source
- Too much influence in society
- Not enough attention by sociologists
- No social functions
Who has shown that emotional norms are culturally variable?
- Statisticians
- Anthropologists and psychologists
- Historians and physicians
- Politicians
Which emotion is central in a very large number of movies?
- Revenge
- Compassion
- Hatred
- Disgust
Which early sociologists are most associated with the study of emotions
- Weber and Durkheim
- Marx and Weber
- Simmel and Scheler
- Scheler and Durkheim
The blasé attitude in urban life
- Is a mechanism of self preservation
- Protects individuals from inappropriate distractions
- Denies feelings
- All of these
Theodore Kemper identifies primary emotions which are part of
- Our personal experience
- Our social heritage
- Our biological makeup
- None of these
Who wrote about the ‘managed heart’?
- Arlie Hochschild
- Georg Simmel
- Max Weber
- Max Scheler
Stjepan Mestrovic is associated with the idea of
- Collective effervescence
- Postemotionalism
- Globalization
- Emotional labour
Emotions are closely connected with sociological ideas about
- Embodiment
- Impoverishment
- Restructuring
- Oligarchy