被偷走的尊严：美国保守派的失落、耻辱与奋起

Hochschild's analysis links individual emotions to broader social changes. I'm curious about what prompted this unique perspective.

The book made me reflect on how collective shame influences politics locally. Am I the only one who felt this hit close to home?

Understanding the emotional roots is one thing, but actionable solutions are another. What approaches does the book propose or imply?