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«Zamonaviy dunyoda pedagogika va psixologiya»
nomli 4-son ilmiy, masofaviy, onlayn konferensiya
THE STRUCTURE OF EMOTIONAL CULTURE
Namazova Umida Saydullaevna
Lecturer, Termez state university
Annotation
. It is a way of referring to the peculiar emotional regime of late-modernity, in
contrast with that of early modernity. Specifically, it denotes a culture or way of life which, from
a structural point of view, favors the immediate satisfaction of desires and, at the same time,
places great value on the expression of emotions and adequate emotional management.
Key words
:
emotional, culture, peculiar, regime, satisfactory
Changes in the emotional regime can be especially viewed in changes in the way of
thinking about the borders between the public, the private, and the intimate. A sphere in which
this is particularly apparent is media-culture; we can think of the emotional expressions typical
of talk-shows, reality-shows, but also in what is revealed, intentionally and unintentionally, in
everyday news. So, emotional culture is something restricted to the so-called "mass culture"?
No: emotional culture can be also recognized in other spheres of life: in the way of approaching
consumer
behavior, leisure, the way of
approaching health and disease,
education, etc.
Nevertheless, it is true that all the images, behaviors and ideals that we get from the media have
an influence on the way we think of our own lives. We could say that the media increase the
reach of the emotional culture. For this we just need to think of
the way they multiply the
emotional effects of a sporting event or the way they foster consumption or the social alarm
they contribute to generating in the face of issues related to health and disease. In this way they
increase the emotional climate of our daily interactions or even change the very way in which
we think of those relations (we just need to think of the changes undergone by trust in the midst
of the therapeutical relationship, for instance). Couldn't that simply be because of the fact that
all those spheres are emotional spheres by their very nature? It
is not simply the ordinary
presence of emotions in human life as it is the extraordinary prevalence of certain emotions -
either authentic or "marketed" emotions- in our social life that leads us to talk about “emotional
culture.” In general, we have gone from an emotionally reserved to an emotionally expressive
culture, in which emotions and their adequate management are positively evaluated.
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