Contents

pp v-v

List of figures

pp vi-vi

List of transcripts

pp vii-vii

Acknowledgements

pp viii-viii

Introduction

pp 1-16

Part I - Theory

pp 17-18

1 - Defining the domain

pp 19-38

2 - The relationship of language and emotion

pp 39-54

3 - Approaches to language and emotion

pp 55-66

4 - The panhuman and the particular

pp 67-84

Part II - Language, power, and honor

pp 85-86

5 - Language, emotion, power, and politics

pp 87-99

6 - Status, honorification, and emotion for hire

pp 100-106

Part III - Identification and identity

pp 107-108

7 - Language as emotional object: feeling, language, and processes of identification

pp 109-118

8 - Language, affect, gender, and sexuality

pp 119-134

Part IV - Histories of language and emotion

pp 135-136

9 - A history of theories

pp 137-152

10 - Shifting forms of language and emotion

pp 153-167

11 - Language and the medicalization of emotion

pp 168-181

12 - Conclusion

pp 182-190

Notes

pp 191-196

Glossary

pp 197-200

References

pp 201-222

Index

pp 223-234

STUDIES IN THE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL FOUNDATIONS OF LANGUAGE

pp 235-236