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    Chapters 3–5 assess the political impact of affect without assuming its coordination or coherence. By empirically tracing these effects and leaving aside expectations of intentionality, the chapters show that emotions change how people act socially and politically. The circulation of affect does more than sustain identities and institutions - it shifts what is seen as legitimate by linking them to new sources of inspiration and energy. Following these affective dynamics helps explain how new political movements emerge, how cultures absorb support from adjacent grievances, and how past events continue shaping the present. Rather than a repetitive affliction, the chapters show affect is integral to how humans navigate shifting social interactions.

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    Chapters 3–5 assess the political impact of affect without assuming its coordination or coherence. By empirically tracing these effects and leaving aside expectations of intentionality, the chapters show that emotions change how people act socially and politically. The circulation of affect does more than sustain identities and institutions - it shifts what is seen as legitimate by linking them to new sources of inspiration and energy. Following these affective dynamics helps explain how new political movements emerge, how cultures absorb support from adjacent grievances, and how past events continue shaping the present. Rather than a repetitive affliction, the chapters show affect is integral to how humans navigate shifting social interactions.

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    Chapters 3–5 realize a key ambition developed earlier in the book: to assess the 
    political impact of affect without assuming in advance its coordination or coher- 
    ence. Tracing these effects empirically requires leaving aside familiar expectations 
    dictating intentionality as a cornerstone of political agency. Emotions have specific 
    properties that change the way human beings act in social and political settings. A 
    circulation of affect does more than sustain identities, institutions, and norms; it 
    also shifts the basis of legitimacy behind these things by coupling them with new 
    sources of symbolic inspiration and performative energy. Following these affective 
    dynamics helps us understand some enduring mysteries in global politics—how, 
    for example, new political movements emerge, how cultural identities absorb sup- 
    port from adjacent social and economic grievances, and how events and memories 
    from the past continue to shape interactions in the present. Far from a repetitive af- 
    fliction, affect is integral to the way human actors navigate a shifting terrain of so- 
    cial interaction. 

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