Senses and Citizenships

Explore the intriguing connections between our senses and the concept of citizenship in Senses and Citizenships by Taylor & Francis Ltd. Published in 2013, this thought-provoking hardback spans 294 pages and delves into the uncharted territory of sensory experiences in political life. Through a compelling examination, the authors challenge traditional views by introducing the notion of sensory citizenship, which highlights how our sensory perceptions—such as disgust, pain, movement, taste, and sound—play a critical role in shaping our national identity. This book invites readers to rethink citizenship beyond mere legal frameworks, emphasizing the importance of sensory experiences in fostering a sense of belonging. Dive into Senses and Citizenships to gain insights that resonate with the complexity of modern identity and the intricate relationship between senses and civic engagement.