Dr Ashley Frawley
sociologist; author, Significant Emotions and Semiotics of Happiness

Ashley Frawley is a sociologist and senior editor at Compact Magazine, visiting research fellow at MCC Brussels, and visiting researcher at the University of Kent. She was previously associate professor of sociology at Swansea University and is the author of two books, Semiotics of Happiness (2015) and Significant Emotions: Rhetoric and Social Problems in a Vulnerable Age (Bloomsbury 2024).

She writes for a variety of publications including The New Statesman and UnHerd, and regularly appears in print and news media on a variety of issues.

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