All humans experience emotions, and those emotions shape how we interact with and experience the world.
Ways of thinking with their roots in Enlightenment rationality tend to imagine the emotional realm as private, confined to the household, and traditionally residing in the “feminine” sphere. But it really doesn’t take any leap of the imagination or months in therapy to realise that all of us carry our emotions around with us into our professional lives, our communities – and our places of learning.
