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Affectivity is a category for books that investigate, evoke, and map the dynamics of feeling—how emotions arise, are embodied, expressed, and shared across relationships, communities, and culture. It spans psychology and neuroscience, philosophy and affect theory, cultural studies and sociology, as well as memoir, essays, and fiction that foreground emotional life. Topics often include emotional intelligence and regulation, empathy and attachment, mood and motivation, the politics and ethics of feeling, and the ways media and art shape and transmit affect. Whether scholarly or reflective, practical or literary, these works illuminate how emotions guide perception, decision-making, identity, and social connection.

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