Andrew Lynch is Emeritus Professor of English and Literary Studies at The University of Western Australia, and a former Director of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions.Susan Broomhall is Professor of History at The University of Western Australia. She currently holds an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship, and is Editor of Parergon: Journal of the Australian and New Zealand Association of Medieval and Early Modern Studies.

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• Emotions in Europe, 1100–1700: conversations across methodologies 1ANDREW LYNCH AND SUSAN BROOMHALLPART 1: Time and space1 Periodization? An answer from the history of emotionBARBARA H. ROSENWEIN 2 Emotions, time and narrative: a liturgical frameMATTHEW S. CHAMPION 3 Landscape, climate and feelingHELEN M. HICKEY AND STEPHANIE TRIGGPART 2: Spirit and intellect 4 Emotions and the self: between Aquinas and DescartesCLARE MONAGLE 5 Dreadful devotionPAUL MEGNA6 Rhetorical theology and the history of emotionsKIRK ESSARYPART 3: Bodies 7 The emotional body in religious belief and practiceREBECCA F. MCNAMARA 8 The corporeal orientation: understanding deviance through the object(s) of loveMICHAEL D. BARBEZAT 9 Emotions and sexuality: regulation and homoerotic transgressionsUMBERTO GRASSI10 Sensing and feelingLISA BEAVEN11 Learning and teaching painJAVIER MOSCOSOPART 4: Communities12 The emotions of household economicsKATIE BARCLAY13 Death and dyingGORDON D. RAEBURN14 Emotions in public: crowds, mobs and communitiesUNA MCILVENNA15 Emotions, exclusion and witchcraft imageryCHARLES ZIKA16 Letter-writing and emotionsCAROLYN JAMES AND JESSICA O’LEARY17 The materiality of emotions: an archaeological point of viewJETTE LINAAC PART 5: Encounters and excursions18 Diplomatic emotions: international relations as gendered acts of powerSUSAN BROOMHALL19 Feeling white: beneath and beyondGIOVANNI TARANTINO20 Christian missions and global encountersROBIN MACDONALD21 Maritime encounters and global historyNICHOLAS DEAN BRODIEPART 6: Cultural expressions22 Emotional literatures of warANDREW LYNCH AND GEORGINA PITT23 The changing pursuit of happinessJAVIER E. DÍAZ-VERA24 MusicCAROL J. WILLIAMS25 Literature: the solicitation of the passionsPETER HOLBROOK26 The theatre of wonderKATHRYN PRINCE27 Mind over madness: the development of the topos of the melancholic artistLAURINDA S. DIXONIndex

Andrew Lynch is Emeritus Professor of English and Literary Studies at The University of Western Australia, and a former Director of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions.Susan Broomhall is Professor of History at The University of Western Australia. She currently holds an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship, and is Editor of Parergon: Journal of the Australian and New Zealand Association of Medieval and Early Modern Studies.

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• Emotions in Europe, 1100–1700: conversations across methodologies 1ANDREW LYNCH AND SUSAN BROOMHALLPART 1: Time and space1 Periodization? An answer from the history of emotionBARBARA H. ROSENWEIN 2 Emotions, time and narrative: a liturgical frameMATTHEW S. CHAMPION 3 Landscape, climate and feelingHELEN M. HICKEY AND STEPHANIE TRIGGPART 2: Spirit and intellect 4 Emotions and the self: between Aquinas and DescartesCLARE MONAGLE 5 Dreadful devotionPAUL MEGNA6 Rhetorical theology and the history of emotionsKIRK ESSARYPART 3: Bodies 7 The emotional body in religious belief and practiceREBECCA F. MCNAMARA 8 The corporeal orientation: understanding deviance through the object(s) of loveMICHAEL D. BARBEZAT 9 Emotions and sexuality: regulation and homoerotic transgressionsUMBERTO GRASSI10 Sensing and feelingLISA BEAVEN11 Learning and teaching painJAVIER MOSCOSOPART 4: Communities12 The emotions of household economicsKATIE BARCLAY13 Death and dyingGORDON D. RAEBURN14 Emotions in public: crowds, mobs and communitiesUNA MCILVENNA15 Emotions, exclusion and witchcraft imageryCHARLES ZIKA16 Letter-writing and emotionsCAROLYN JAMES AND JESSICA O’LEARY17 The materiality of emotions: an archaeological point of viewJETTE LINAAC PART 5: Encounters and excursions18 Diplomatic emotions: international relations as gendered acts of powerSUSAN BROOMHALL19 Feeling white: beneath and beyondGIOVANNI TARANTINO20 Christian missions and global encountersROBIN MACDONALD21 Maritime encounters and global historyNICHOLAS DEAN BRODIEPART 6: Cultural expressions22 Emotional literatures of warANDREW LYNCH AND GEORGINA PITT23 The changing pursuit of happinessJAVIER E. DÍAZ-VERA24 MusicCAROL J. WILLIAMS25 Literature: the solicitation of the passionsPETER HOLBROOK26 The theatre of wonderKATHRYN PRINCE27 Mind over madness: the development of the topos of the melancholic artistLAURINDA S. DIXONIndex

Andrew Lynch is Emeritus Professor of English and Literary Studies at The University of Western Australia, and a former Director of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions.Susan Broomhall is Professor of History at The University of Western Australia. She currently holds an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship, and is Editor of Parergon: Journal of the Australian and New Zealand Association of Medieval and Early Modern Studies.

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• Emotions in Europe, 1100–1700: conversations across methodologies 1ANDREW LYNCH AND SUSAN BROOMHALLPART 1: Time and space1 Periodization? An answer from the history of emotionBARBARA H. ROSENWEIN 2 Emotions, time and narrative: a liturgical frameMATTHEW S. CHAMPION 3 Landscape, climate and feelingHELEN M. HICKEY AND STEPHANIE TRIGGPART 2: Spirit and intellect 4 Emotions and the self: between Aquinas and DescartesCLARE MONAGLE 5 Dreadful devotionPAUL MEGNA6 Rhetorical theology and the history of emotionsKIRK ESSARYPART 3: Bodies 7 The emotional body in religious belief and practiceREBECCA F. MCNAMARA 8 The corporeal orientation: understanding deviance through the object(s) of loveMICHAEL D. BARBEZAT 9 Emotions and sexuality: regulation and homoerotic transgressionsUMBERTO GRASSI10 Sensing and feelingLISA BEAVEN11 Learning and teaching painJAVIER MOSCOSOPART 4: Communities12 The emotions of household economicsKATIE BARCLAY13 Death and dyingGORDON D. RAEBURN14 Emotions in public: crowds, mobs and communitiesUNA MCILVENNA15 Emotions, exclusion and witchcraft imageryCHARLES ZIKA16 Letter-writing and emotionsCAROLYN JAMES AND JESSICA O’LEARY17 The materiality of emotions: an archaeological point of viewJETTE LINAAC PART 5: Encounters and excursions18 Diplomatic emotions: international relations as gendered acts of powerSUSAN BROOMHALL19 Feeling white: beneath and beyondGIOVANNI TARANTINO20 Christian missions and global encountersROBIN MACDONALD21 Maritime encounters and global historyNICHOLAS DEAN BRODIEPART 6: Cultural expressions22 Emotional literatures of warANDREW LYNCH AND GEORGINA PITT23 The changing pursuit of happinessJAVIER E. DÍAZ-VERA24 MusicCAROL J. WILLIAMS25 Literature: the solicitation of the passionsPETER HOLBROOK26 The theatre of wonderKATHRYN PRINCE27 Mind over madness: the development of the topos of the melancholic artistLAURINDA S. DIXONIndex