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T1  - Joint improvisation as interaction ritual 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/336501 
T3  - Routledge Research in Aesthetics 
A1  - Salmela, Mikko 
A2  - Ravn, Susanne; Høffding, Simon; McGuirk, James 
PB  - Routledge 
Y1  - 2021 
LA  - eng 
AB  - Improvised joint action feels good, sometimes even great, as the participants experience highly rewarding “group flows”. In this chapter, I analyze the emergence of the affective phenomenology of improvised jazz and theater with the sociological interaction ritual theory of Randall Collins, enriched with phenomenological and enactivist theories on human sociality. I first distinguish three main kinds of affective experiences in joint improvisation: positive feelings about the activity itself; fe... 
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KW  - 611 Philosophy; joint improvisation; group flow; interaction ritual theory; enactivism; phenomenology 
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