The Cultural Career of Coolness: Discourses and Practices of Affect Control in European Antiquity, the United States, and Japan
By Joel Dinerstein (Contribution by), Sophia Frese (Contribution by), Jens Heise (Contribution by), Michael Kinski (Contribution by), Jim McGuigan (Contribution by), Catherine Newmark (Contribution by), Aviad E. Raz (Contribution by), Paul Roquet (Contribution by), Daniel Selden (Contribution by), Ulla Haselstein (Editor), Irmela Hijiya-Kirschnereit (Editor), Catrin Gersdorf (Editor), Elena Giannoulis (Editor)
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By Joel Dinerstein (Contribution by), Sophia Frese (Contribution by), Jens Heise (Contribution by), Michael Kinski (Contribution by), Jim McGuigan (Contribution by), Catherine Newmark (Contribution by), Aviad E. Raz (Contribution by), Paul Roquet (Contribution by), Daniel Selden (Contribution by), Ulla Haselstein (Editor), Irmela Hijiya-Kirschnereit (Editor), Catrin Gersdorf (Editor), Elena Giannoulis (Editor)
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Cool is a word of American English that has been integrated into the vocabulary of numerous languages around the globe. Today it is a term most often used in advertising trendy commodities, or, more generally, in promoting urban lifestyles in our postmodern age. But what is the history of the term “cool?" When has coolness come to be associated with certain modes of contemporary self-fashioning? On what grounds do certain nations claim a privilege to be recognized as “cool?" These are some ...



