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  1. Shifting the affective narrative: atmospheres as solicitations to alter situational emotion scripts.Daniel Vespermann - 2024 - Philosophical Psychology 37 (7):1731-1761.
    Over the past decade, the notion of affective affordances has gained some prominence, particularly in the context of 4E approaches to affectivity. One example of affective affordances, mostly mentioned in passing in 4E approaches to affectivity, are atmospheres. Notoriously difficult to pin down in general, it has so far also remained unclear what distinguishes atmospheres from other affective affordances and whether they are a distinctive type of solicitations. Intuitively, the atmosphere of a situation implies an affect-regulatory profile different to what (...)
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  • The ‘Worlds of Cinema’ and the ‘Cinema of Worlds’: A Heideggerian Phenomenology.Ben Trubody - 2024 - Phainomenon 37 (1):43-59.
    Within a range of academic disciplines like film studies, philosophy of film, and narratology, scholars talk about ‘worlds.’ In this essay, I present various ‘ontic’ and ‘ontological’ descriptions of ‘world’ according to a Heideggerian phenomenology. My aim is to distinguish between what I call the ‘worlds of cinema,’ which bring about a particular subject-object relationship experienced as absorption, immersion, distraction, or distancing, and the ‘cinema of worlds,’ where film as art unsettles us as an ontological event, disrupting the subject-object dynamic (...)
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