... and/or interpret current events, and ‘structure of feeling’ refers to the ways in which the theatre/drama furnished a generative complex within which both the Chartist experience and interpretation of politics occurred. Overall, Sanders argues that it is the structure of feeling, and the ‘cultural’ more generally...

... in national, folk and ethnic cultures, the moral signification of groups that reproduces social divisions and inequalities can be found anywhere around the globe. This chapter draws on the idea by Mike Savage that social classes have ‘morally loaded signifiers’ that are underpinned by structures of feeling...

... neoliberal neo-authoritarianism. Drawing on multi-sited ethnography in two major Russian cities, the author develops a network of concepts, including structure of feeling by Raymond Williams, habitus by Pierre Bourdieu, class consciousness by Edward P. Thompson and everyday resistance by James Scott...

...This chapter outlines a theory of urban life and everyday struggle, developing the concept of structure of feeling that assembles senses, imaginaries and practical activities, and thus, shapes the lived experiences of working-class communities in deindustrialising urban areas. It provides...

...The chapter explores how structures of feeling shape everyday life and local atmospheres in the Moscow and Yekaterinburg neighbourhoods. Developing Williams’s concept through multi-sited ethnography, the author defines structure of feeling as an affective principle regulating sensual experiences...

... as a structure of feeling that is present in the oral history interview, the book suggests, is a way to draw out its relationship to structures of class, gender and sectarianism in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, and its continuing affective and political legacies in the present....