Emotions in non-fictional representations of the individual, 1600-1850 : between East and West / Malina Stefanovska, Yinghui Wu, Marie-Paule de Weerdt-Pilorge, editors.
Stefanovska, Malina, editor.; Wu, Yinghui (Professor of Chinese literature), editor.; Weerdt-Pilorge, Marie-Paule de, editor.
2021
PN56.E6 E46 2021
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Title Emotions in non-fictional representations of the individual, 1600-1850 : between East and West / Malina Stefanovska, Yinghui Wu, Marie-Paule de Weerdt-Pilorge, editors.
ISBN 9783030840051 (electronic bk.)
3030840050 (electronic bk.)
3030840042
9783030840044
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-84005-1
Published Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, [2021]
Language English
Description 1 online resource
Other Standard Identifiers 10.1007/978-3-030-84005-1 doi
Call Number PN56.E6 E46 2021
Dewey Decimal Classification 809.93353
Summary This book addresses the distinct representation of emotions in non-fictional texts of the long Eighteenth century (1600-1800), such as memoirs, autobiographies, correspondences or manuals of sociability. It argues that in personal writings passions and emotions may be differently expressed than in fiction. It is also comparatist in its approach, incorporating texts from cultures as diverse as English, French, Korean and Chinese, and themes through which various emotions are invoked, such as Buddhism, death, a re-imagined Hellenic antiquity or 18th century European "Orientalism". This book is distinctive in its choice of genres (non-fictional), its period, and its cross-cultural approach. It will benefit those interested in exploring emotions as a historical and cultural product, and in enriching their knowledge of an emerging scholarly direction: studies in autobiography and memoirs, often insufficiently explored in earlier historical periods.
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Added Author Stefanovska, Malina, editor.
Wu, Yinghui (Professor of Chinese literature), editor.
Weerdt-Pilorge, Marie-Paule de, editor.
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Part 1 : Encounters and Crossings
1. Frederic Charbonneau (McGill) : Nou Nou: a Chinese inheritance quarrel at the Academie royale des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres. 1713-1743
2. Shirley F. Tung: East Meets West in Elysium: Liminal Landscapes and Loss in Montagus Letters from Turkey and Italy
3. Daniel Williford, UCLA: Buddhism and Emotions: Asian Enlightenment and the Anxieties of European Identity / Daniel Williford
4. Angelina Del Balzo, UCLA: Shakespeares Art of the Dervish: Elizabeth Montagu, Voltaire, and National Sentiment
Part 2: Emotions: high and low, private and public, male and female
5. Yinghui Wu, UCLA: How to Manipulate Emotions in The Classic of Whoring
6. Tina Lu, Yale University: Competing versions of 17th-century Interiority
Part 3: From noble to popular sentiments
7. Marie-Paule De Weerdt-Pilorge, Universitede Tours, Emotions in the face of silence in the Memoir of 1805, by Lady Hyegyong. The Autobiographical Writings of a Crown Princess of Eighteenth-Century Korea
8. Dorthea Fronsman-Cecil, UCLA, "Hemlock and Hair Shirts: Valentin Jamerey-Duval's Affective Habitus
9. Jean-Jacques Tatier-Gourin, Universite de Tours : Staging Revolutionary Choices and Expressing Personal Sentiments in the Memoirs by Louvet (1795).

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