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Title Gender and emotions in medieval and early modern Europe : destroying order, structuring disorder / edited by Susan Broomhall.
Publisher Farnham, Surrey, England : Ashgate, [2015].


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Contents <P>Introduction: destroying order, structuring disorder: gender and emotions, <I>Susan Broomhall</I>. Part I Structuring Emotions of War and Peace: Ǹow evil deeds arise': evaluating courage and fear in early English fight narratives, <I>Andrew Lynch</I>; Order, emotion, and gender in the crusade letters of Jacques de Vitry, <I>Megan Cassidy-Welch</I>; Married noblewomen as diplomats: affective diplomacy, <I>Tracy Adams</I>; Ordering distant affections: fostering love and loyalty in the correspondence of Catherine de Medici to the Spanish court, 1568-1572, <I>Susan Broomhall</I>. Part II Chronicling Feelings of Disaster and Ruin: Emotions and the social order of time: constructing history at Louvain's Carthusian House, 1486-1525, <I>Matthew S. Champion</I>; A landscape of ruins: decay and emotion in late medieval and early modern antiquarian narratives, <I>Alicia Marchant</I>; Ò, Lord, save us from shame': narratives of emotions in convent chronicles by female authors during the Dutch revolt, 1566-1635, <I>Erika Kuijpers</I>; Recasting images of witchcraft in the later 17<SUP>th century: the witch of Endor as ritual magician, <I>Charles Zika</I>. Part III Aligning Children, Familial, and Religious Communities: ̀That the boys come to school half an hour before the girls': order, gender, and emotion in school, 1300-1600, <I>Annemarieke Willemsen</I>; An ordered cloister? Dissenting passions in early modern English cloisters, <I>Claire Walker</I>; Ẁill we ever meet again?' Children travelling the world in the late 17th and 18th centuries, <I>Claudia Jarzebowski</I>; Gendered power and emotions: the religious revival movement in Herrnhut in 1727, <I>Jacqueline Van Gent</I>. Select bibliography; Index.</P></SUP>
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ISBN 9781317130697 (e-book)
9781472453273 (hbk.) :
9781472469151 (ePub ebook) :
9781472469144 (PDF ebook)
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Subject Emotions -- History.
Sex role -- Europe -- History.
Social structure -- History.
Civil society -- History.
Civilization, Medieval.
Renaissance.
Europe -- Civilization.
Alt author Broomhall, Susan,
Descript xiii, 267 pages : illustrations, maps
Content text txt
Media computer n
Carrier online resource nc
Note Formerly CIP.
Contents <P>Introduction: destroying order, structuring disorder: gender and emotions, <I>Susan Broomhall</I>. Part I Structuring Emotions of War and Peace: Ǹow evil deeds arise': evaluating courage and fear in early English fight narratives, <I>Andrew Lynch</I>; Order, emotion, and gender in the crusade letters of Jacques de Vitry, <I>Megan Cassidy-Welch</I>; Married noblewomen as diplomats: affective diplomacy, <I>Tracy Adams</I>; Ordering distant affections: fostering love and loyalty in the correspondence of Catherine de Medici to the Spanish court, 1568-1572, <I>Susan Broomhall</I>. Part II Chronicling Feelings of Disaster and Ruin: Emotions and the social order of time: constructing history at Louvain's Carthusian House, 1486-1525, <I>Matthew S. Champion</I>; A landscape of ruins: decay and emotion in late medieval and early modern antiquarian narratives, <I>Alicia Marchant</I>; Ò, Lord, save us from shame': narratives of emotions in convent chronicles by female authors during the Dutch revolt, 1566-1635, <I>Erika Kuijpers</I>; Recasting images of witchcraft in the later 17<SUP>th century: the witch of Endor as ritual magician, <I>Charles Zika</I>. Part III Aligning Children, Familial, and Religious Communities: ̀That the boys come to school half an hour before the girls': order, gender, and emotion in school, 1300-1600, <I>Annemarieke Willemsen</I>; An ordered cloister? Dissenting passions in early modern English cloisters, <I>Claire Walker</I>; Ẁill we ever meet again?' Children travelling the world in the late 17th and 18th centuries, <I>Claudia Jarzebowski</I>; Gendered power and emotions: the religious revival movement in Herrnhut in 1727, <I>Jacqueline Van Gent</I>. Select bibliography; Index.</P></SUP>
Note 325 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781317130697 (e-book)
9781472453273 (hbk.) :
9781472469151 (ePub ebook) :
9781472469144 (PDF ebook)
Subject Emotions -- History.
Sex role -- Europe -- History.
Social structure -- History.
Civil society -- History.
Civilization, Medieval.
Renaissance.
Europe -- Civilization.
Alt author Broomhall, Susan,

Subject Emotions -- History.
Sex role -- Europe -- History.
Social structure -- History.
Civil society -- History.
Civilization, Medieval.
Renaissance.
Europe -- Civilization.
Descript xiii, 267 pages : illustrations, maps
Content text txt
Media computer n
Carrier online resource nc
Note Formerly CIP.
Contents <P>Introduction: destroying order, structuring disorder: gender and emotions, <I>Susan Broomhall</I>. Part I Structuring Emotions of War and Peace: Ǹow evil deeds arise': evaluating courage and fear in early English fight narratives, <I>Andrew Lynch</I>; Order, emotion, and gender in the crusade letters of Jacques de Vitry, <I>Megan Cassidy-Welch</I>; Married noblewomen as diplomats: affective diplomacy, <I>Tracy Adams</I>; Ordering distant affections: fostering love and loyalty in the correspondence of Catherine de Medici to the Spanish court, 1568-1572, <I>Susan Broomhall</I>. Part II Chronicling Feelings of Disaster and Ruin: Emotions and the social order of time: constructing history at Louvain's Carthusian House, 1486-1525, <I>Matthew S. Champion</I>; A landscape of ruins: decay and emotion in late medieval and early modern antiquarian narratives, <I>Alicia Marchant</I>; Ò, Lord, save us from shame': narratives of emotions in convent chronicles by female authors during the Dutch revolt, 1566-1635, <I>Erika Kuijpers</I>; Recasting images of witchcraft in the later 17<SUP>th century: the witch of Endor as ritual magician, <I>Charles Zika</I>. Part III Aligning Children, Familial, and Religious Communities: ̀That the boys come to school half an hour before the girls': order, gender, and emotion in school, 1300-1600, <I>Annemarieke Willemsen</I>; An ordered cloister? Dissenting passions in early modern English cloisters, <I>Claire Walker</I>; Ẁill we ever meet again?' Children travelling the world in the late 17th and 18th centuries, <I>Claudia Jarzebowski</I>; Gendered power and emotions: the religious revival movement in Herrnhut in 1727, <I>Jacqueline Van Gent</I>. Select bibliography; Index.</P></SUP>
Note 325 annual accesses. UkHlHU
Alt author Broomhall, Susan,
ISBN 9781317130697 (e-book)
9781472453273 (hbk.) :
9781472469151 (ePub ebook) :
9781472469144 (PDF ebook)
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