In what ways can Historians ideas about the study of emotions throw new light on the past (original) (raw)

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New Directions in History of Emotion and Affect Theory in Eighteenth-Century Studies

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Emotions as a Kind of Practice: Six Case Studies Utilizing Monique Scheer's Practice-Based Approach to Emotions in History

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Old and New in the History of Emotions

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In what ways can Historians ideas about the study of emotions throw new light on the past (original) (raw)

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