by Julien Bernard · Métailié · tapa blanda · ISBN 9791022606226
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In this work, Julien Bernard explores the complex nature of human emotions, analyzing how feelings such as surprise, fear, joy, or compassion shape our interaction with the natural and social world. The author examines the friction points these emotions generate, questioning how individuals position themselves in relation to others in a society where feelings have acquired a commercial and competitive value. The book is situated in the field of the sociology of emotions, a growing discipline that seeks to understand the determinants underlying our affective experiences. Through rigorous analysis, Bernard offers a critical perspective on how our forms of communication have evolved, placing us in an "emotional society" where the expression of feelings becomes a central phenomenon of our daily lives.
