Righteous Anger as a Political Emotion: Jews, Arabs, and the Question of Palestine, 1947-1949
Derek Penslar, William Lee Frost Professor of Jewish History and the Director of the Center for Jewish Studies at Harvard University
Bruegel’s Anger
Mitchell Merback, William Arnell and Everett Land Professor, Art History, Johns Hopkins University
Anger Management: Dignity, Indignity and the Rhetoric of Resentment
Robert A. Schneider, Professor of History at Indiana University
The Eloquence of Anger: Zulu Ngoma Men’s Song and Dance
Louise Meintjes, Professor of Music & Cultural Anthropology, Duke University
Anger and the Crowd: Emotion, contentious politics, and collective action in the age of the French Revolution
David Andress, University of Portsmouth, Katie Jarvis, University of Notre Dame, and Margaret Newell, Ohio State University
Conceptual and Performative Variations in Practices of Anger: Are There Common Threads?
William Reddy, Duke University
Our Angry Times: Can the Humanities Help?
Owen Flanagan, Duke University
The Making of the Angry Chinese: Colonial Gaze, Anti-Colonial Sentiments, and the Rise of Chinese Nationalism
Xin Fan, Cambridge University