Feeling differently: Approaches and their politics

- Brings together rules-based, practice-theoretical, psycho-analytical and affect-theoretical approaches.
- Feelings can undermine established differences, constitute difference, and mark, intensify or naturalise differences.
- Navigating the seeming gap between the unfathomable quality of feeling and a critical analysis is key.
- The polyvalent nature of feeling differently invites continued interrogations into power effects that accompany our research.