Bodies and affects in market societies /edited by Anne Schmidt and Christoph Conrad.

Includes bibliographies and index.

Cover; Titel; Preface; Contents; Anne Schmidt and Christoph Conrad: The Role of Emotions in the Production of Capitalist Subjects. An Introduction; Thomas Welskopp: Sons of Vulcan. Industrial Relations and Attitudes toward Work among German and American Iron- and Steelworkers in the Twentieth Century; Peter-Paul Bänziger: What Makes People Work. Producing Emotional Attachments to the Workplace in Post-World War II West-German Vocational Schools

Alexandra Michel: The Bodily Structuration of Knowledge Work. A Twelve-Year Ethnography of Wall Street Bank Socialization. Practices and their DiffusionAlexander Engel: The Exchange Floor As a Playing Field: Bodies and Affects in Open Outcry Trading; Fiona Allon: The Wealth Affect: Financial Speculation As Everyday Habitus; Susan J. Matt: From Sin to Economic Stimulant: Envy's Changing Place in American Capitalism; Franck Cochoy: On the Marketization of Curiosity. The Shop Window As a "Captation" Device

Anne Schmidt: From Thrifty Housewives to Shoppers with Needs: On a Capitalist Program of EducationBibliography; Notes on Contributors; Index of Names

Wie werden Körper und Affekte in liberalen Marktgesellschaften geformt? Und vice versa: Welche Rolle spielen Affekte und Körper für die Genese, die Stabilisierung und den Wandel von Marktgesellschaften? Diesen Fragen gehen die Autorinnen und Autoren in pointierten und theoretisch ambitionierten Fallstudien aus Europa, den USA und Australien vom 19. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart nach.

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