How Voters Feel

Stephen R. Coleman

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Electoral Systems and Political Participation Political Theory and Democracy History of Emotions Research

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1. What voting means 2. Narratives of voting 3. Memories of the ballot box 4. Acquiring the habit 5. The burden of being represented 6. Spaces of disappearance 7. Becoming us 8. Who feels what, when, and how.

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