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This book explores the emotional landscapes shaped by mobility, transience, and wandering. Building on classical and contemporary sociological thought—from Ibn Khaldun and Marx-Engels to Bauman and Goffman—it looks at the ambivalent emotions experienced by migrants, exiles, refugees, the homeless, and others whose lives are defined by movement. Through a systematic analysis of "wandering emotions," the book reveals their dual nature: driven by joy or pain, freedom or necessity, adventure or survival. These emotions embody the tension between order and chaos, rootedness and uprooting, the nomadic and the sedentary. Highlighting their ephemeral and contingent character, the book underscores the extraordinary complexity of feelings that arise during transitory states. Using Weberian social types, it examines the tragic necessity of wandering in contexts as varied as migration, homelessness, pandemic-induced isolation, and more. This book will be of interest to sociologists, anthropologists, and those interested in mobility and emotions,
Contents
Chapter 1: Wandering or the Path of Death and Horror.- Chapter 2: Understanding the Meaning of Photographic Images. Affinities Between Theories and Methods and a Dialogue with Sociology.- Chapter 3: The Ambivalent Emotions Experienced During Migrations.- Chapter 4: Syrian Refugees in Transit Through Minefields Inturkey, 2011-2015.- Chapter 5: The War, the Trauma of Defeat, Repression, and Exile Among Young Spanish Republican Aviators.- Chapter 6: Between the Rural and the Urban World, Between Africa and Colombia. About the Music of the Afro-Caribbean Peoples Living in Cali (Colombia).- Chapter 7: 'Transformism'. Heterotopia in the Dressing Room Mirror. The Case of Alicante (Spain).- Chapter 8: Homeless People: Images and Imaginaries.- Chapter 9: Images of the Emptied Society. Alicante (Spain) as a Local and Global Example of the Consequences Derived from the Coronavirus Health Crisis.- Chapter 10:Coda photography, the voice of silence and the image of emptiness.
