I'd bve interested if someone up on the latest in academicese weighs in
with something different, but to me this looks like a standard use of
the word "affect" as a noun. Here is what I take the be the relevant
definition from the OED:
"the outward display of emotion or mood, as manifested by facial
expression, posture, gestures, tone of voice, etc."
Fred Camper
Chicago
On 2/15/2020 8:37 PM, Gene Youngblood wrote:
Academic Frameworkers: I like to keep abreast of trends in academic
language, and I've noticed an increased use of the word “affect” in
scholarly papers. It has become fashionable, but the spin being put on
it isn’t clear to me. Could someone please tell me what “affect” means
here for example: "gestures of affect and intervention.” It seems
different from something like “that doesn’t affect me.” Respond off
list if you wish ato...@comcast.net <mailto:ato...@comcast.net>. Thanks.
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