Introduction: Affective Witnessing as Theory and Practice

Michael D. Richardson · Kerstin Schankweiler

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Memory, Trauma, and Testimony Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration Migration and Exile Studies

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On 21 May 2016, an asylum seeker named Shabaz Saleh Al-Aziz had been in and out of a Netto supermarket in Arnsdorf, a village in Saxony in the East of Germany. Al-Aziz entered and left three times,...

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2002Parables for the Virtual 1992Testimony: crises of witnessing in literature, psychoanalysis, and history 2004Affective Economies 2010The Affect Theory Reader 2007The Affective Turn 1999Distant Suffering 2006The Spectatorship of Suffering 2014Affective Publics

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