El régimen emocional del procés tras las elecciones catalanas de 2021

Lagares, Nieves; Máiz, Ramón; Rivera, José Manuel Pardellas

doi:10.21308/recp.58.01

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“…El orgullo hacia el papel del rey durante la transición viene a demostrar cómo las emociones son construidas socialmente por los determinantes contextuales y semánticos que se otorgan a episodios como los analizados. El orgullo se construye en pasado (Lagares et al, 2022) y sólo es significativo con un efecto positivo cuando este es medido por referencia al papel ejercido por el rey Emérito durante la transición. Y esto es coherente con el efecto ejercido por el entusiasmo hacia el papel del rey en la transición.…”

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Monarquía y emociones: el factor temporal en la valoración institucional y personal en España

2023

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El presente artículo tiene como objetivo analizar las posibles diferencias en la valoración actual del rey emérito, Juan Carlos I, y explicarlas a través de una lectura emocional. Mediante el uso de técnicas cuantitativas, entre los hallazgos se muestra, por un lado, un salto generacional diferencial en la valoración del rey emérito, y por otro, un desarrollo emocional diferente hacia el rey emérito según se referencie su papel en la transición o la actualidad. La valoración del ex jefe de Estado es explicada únicamente a través de emociones positivas hacia el rey emérito cuando estas se ciñen a la transición, mientras su valoración mediante emociones actuales conjuga emociones positivas y negativas.

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Monarquía y emociones: el factor temporal en la valoración institucional y personal en España

2023

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“…This idea of polarization should not be confused with affective polarization that is constructed with distance from another political faction. Affective polarization is based on partisan identification (Iyengar et al 2012;Huddy and Yair 2021;Wagner 2021) and, far from reflecting an action of affections between partisans, focuses on attitudes and therefore uses the fundamental basis of affectivity, which are the emotions that build such polarization (Lagares et al 2022b).…”

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“…On the other hand, emotions such as anger have also been linked to social division. Anger has been associated with fracture and establishes the foundations for political polarization and confrontation (Lagares et al 2022b;Mo 2021).…”

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“…Framing can lead to audience segmentation into groups with increasingly polarized political views. This polarization not only reflects a gap in the perception of events but also incites and fuels emotions such as fear and attitudes such as indignation, as well as affirmation, which can influence political decision-making and social dynamics (Lagares et al 2022b).…”

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Emotions and Media: Emotional Regime and Emotional Factors of Selective Exposure

Rivera Otero,

Mo-Groba,

Vicente Iglesias

2023

Social Sciences

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The central objective of this research is to describe the role of emotions in their interaction with the media. It examines how selective exposure to the media is linked to how political emotions influence this process. The research reveals an emotional fracture in media consumers through anger. It is also observed that positive emotions towards leaders and political parties are activated in like-minded media consumers, whereas negative emotions arise when interacting with oppositely oriented media. The importance of positive emotions such as hope and their contrast with negative aversive emotions is highlighted. This study shows how political emotions influence the interaction between citizens and the media. The findings highlight the relevance of emotions in the formation of political attitudes and the configuration of media preferences, contributing to the discussion on the relationship between the media and emotions in contemporary society.

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“…However, without denying that each person can experience an emotion in a particular way and on the basis that emotions are culturally constructed, in our constructivist interpretation of emotions there is room for two more concepts: emotional regime and emotional architecture. The former refers to the emotional components that are present in a given context or situation, while the latter refers to the proportion and intensity in which these emotions are distributed (Lagares et al 2022). In other words, while emotional regime refers to emotions that are generated in a given context arising from a particular situation, emotional architecture would be somewhat more specific, referring to how and how much, to the way and the quantity in which these emotions towards leaders or political parties are distributed in society.…”

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The Emotional Dimension of the Spanish Far Right and Its Effects on Satisfaction with Democracy

Gulías

Martínez²,

García³

2022

Social Sciences

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The recent rise of the far right in Spain highlights the importance of analysing the elements that have contributed to VOX’s success and the party’s ascent to the third political power in the country after the general election held in November 2019. In order to explain the electoral support for VOX, in this study we adopt an emotional perspective, giving emotions a fundamental role alongside the traditional variables involved in the far-right vote. After describing the emotional regime of VOX voters, we observe the relationship between these voters’ emotions towards political actors and the levels of satisfaction with democracy. Subsequently, we try to identify the determining elements of the vote for VOX through a multivariate analysis. Finally, after stating that hope in Santiago Abascal is one of the main variables that explain voters’ support for VOX, we analyse its constituent elements. Our findings reveal that hope for VOX’s leader is not made up of structural elements but cultural elements, citizens’ ratings of political leaders and ideological and identity questions.

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El régimen emocional del procés tras las elecciones catalanas de 2021

Cited by 6 publications

References 26 publications

Monarquía y emociones: el factor temporal en la valoración institucional y personal en España

Monarquía y emociones: el factor temporal en la valoración institucional y personal en España

Emotions and Media: Emotional Regime and Emotional Factors of Selective Exposure

The Emotional Dimension of the Spanish Far Right and Its Effects on Satisfaction with Democracy

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