Titlebook: Affective and Emotional Economies in Medieval and Early Modern Europe; Andreea Marculescu,Charles-Louis Morand Métivier Book 2018 The Edit

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Tracy Dathe,René Dathe,Marc Helmoldatherine displayed an acute sensitivity to emotion work, past and present, as a tool to regulate courtly atmosphere and to influence courtiers to the interests of the Valois—that is, instrumentalizing emotions as a form of power. These documents revealed frank advice to employ explicit strategies of

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Elisabeth Strohscheidt,Armin Paaschntroduced into medieval culture by the Latin translation of . attributed to Aristotle. It occupies a particular place in medieval scientific discourse as an object of debate. The mechanism has interested medieval doctors, in particular a French doctor living at the end of the fourteenth century, évr

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Introduction,ions have a strong cognitive dimension because they allow subjects to reflect on external events: “they (emotions) are our way of registering how things are with respects to the external (i.e., uncontrolled) that we view salient for our well-being.”. In other words, events are uncontrollable, but em

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Passionate Politics: Emotion and Identity Formation Among the , in Early Fifteenth Century France be taken seriously, not least because it could challenge their own power. Collective emotional expressions gave the . voice, and the affective bonds urban groups formed, particularly when expressing shared emotions like joy or anger, constructed important political identities. Therefore, rather tha

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Emotional Contagion: évrart de Conty and Compassionntroduced into medieval culture by the Latin translation of . attributed to Aristotle. It occupies a particular place in medieval scientific discourse as an object of debate. The mechanism has interested medieval doctors, in particular a French doctor living at the end of the fourteenth century, évr

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