Shame: A Case Study of Collective Emotion
Social Theory and Practice 38 (3):504-530 (2012)
| Abstract | This paper outlines what we call a network model of collective emotions. Drawing upon this model, we explore the significance of collective emotions in the Palestine-Israel conflict. We highlight some of the ways in which collective shame, in particular, has contributed to the evolution of this conflict. And we consider some of the obstacles that shame and the pride-restoring narratives to which it gave birth pose to the conflict’s resolution. | |||||||||
| Keywords | collective emotion shame anger forgiveness Palestine Israel conflict | |||||||||
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