Maureen C. Miller is Professor of History at University of California, Berkeley.Edward Wheatley is Professor of English at Loyola University Chicago.

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• Preface[Lester K. Little]1. A Road to the History of Emotions: Social, Cultural, and Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Middle Ages, c.1966-2016[Maureen C. Miller and Edward Wheatley] 2. Bibliography of the Works of Barbara H. Rosenwein, 1974-2016[Compiled by Edward Wheatley]Part I: Emotions and CommunitiesForeword to Part I: Emotions and Communities[Edward Wheatley and Maureen C. Miller]3. Differing Emotions in Luxeuil, Bobbio, and Faremoutiers[Ian N. Wood]4. Softening the Heart, Eliciting Desire: Experiencing Music in a Carolingian Monastery[Thomas Anthony Greene]5. One Site, Many More Meanings: The Community of Saint-Maurice d’Agaune and its Relic Collection[Julia M.H. Smith]6. Crusading Without Affect or Effect: Emotion in Helmold of Bosau’s Chronica Slavorum[Jilana Ordman]7. Partners in Crime: Jewish-Christian Cooperation in Thirteenth-Century England[Frances H. Mitilineos]8. Inciting Despair[Elina Gertsman]Part II: Communities and DifferenceForeword to Part II: Communities and Difference[Edward Wheatley and Maureen C. Miller]9. The Episcopate as Ethnos: Strategies of Distinction and Episcopal Identity in Merovingian Francia[Kirsten M. DeVries]10. The Divine King Behind the Funny Stories of Notker the Stammerer[Constance B. Bouchard]11. Aristotelian Politics and Architectural Science in France at the End of the Middle Ages: A Case Study of Christine de Pizan[Dominique Iogna-Prat]12. Medieval Attitudes to Poverty: Amartya Sen and Serfdom Without Strings?[Paul R. Hyams]13. Famine, Growth, and Social Inequality in the Western Mediterranean World circa 1300[Monique Bourin]

Maureen C. Miller is Professor of History at University of California, Berkeley.Edward Wheatley is Professor of English at Loyola University Chicago.

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• Preface[Lester K. Little]1. A Road to the History of Emotions: Social, Cultural, and Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Middle Ages, c.1966-2016[Maureen C. Miller and Edward Wheatley] 2. Bibliography of the Works of Barbara H. Rosenwein, 1974-2016[Compiled by Edward Wheatley]Part I: Emotions and CommunitiesForeword to Part I: Emotions and Communities[Edward Wheatley and Maureen C. Miller]3. Differing Emotions in Luxeuil, Bobbio, and Faremoutiers[Ian N. Wood]4. Softening the Heart, Eliciting Desire: Experiencing Music in a Carolingian Monastery[Thomas Anthony Greene]5. One Site, Many More Meanings: The Community of Saint-Maurice d’Agaune and its Relic Collection[Julia M.H. Smith]6. Crusading Without Affect or Effect: Emotion in Helmold of Bosau’s Chronica Slavorum[Jilana Ordman]7. Partners in Crime: Jewish-Christian Cooperation in Thirteenth-Century England[Frances H. Mitilineos]8. Inciting Despair[Elina Gertsman]Part II: Communities and DifferenceForeword to Part II: Communities and Difference[Edward Wheatley and Maureen C. Miller]9. The Episcopate as Ethnos: Strategies of Distinction and Episcopal Identity in Merovingian Francia[Kirsten M. DeVries]10. The Divine King Behind the Funny Stories of Notker the Stammerer[Constance B. Bouchard]11. Aristotelian Politics and Architectural Science in France at the End of the Middle Ages: A Case Study of Christine de Pizan[Dominique Iogna-Prat]12. Medieval Attitudes to Poverty: Amartya Sen and Serfdom Without Strings?[Paul R. Hyams]13. Famine, Growth, and Social Inequality in the Western Mediterranean World circa 1300[Monique Bourin]

Maureen C. Miller is Professor of History at University of California, Berkeley.Edward Wheatley is Professor of English at Loyola University Chicago.

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• Preface[Lester K. Little]1. A Road to the History of Emotions: Social, Cultural, and Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Middle Ages, c.1966-2016[Maureen C. Miller and Edward Wheatley] 2. Bibliography of the Works of Barbara H. Rosenwein, 1974-2016[Compiled by Edward Wheatley]Part I: Emotions and CommunitiesForeword to Part I: Emotions and Communities[Edward Wheatley and Maureen C. Miller]3. Differing Emotions in Luxeuil, Bobbio, and Faremoutiers[Ian N. Wood]4. Softening the Heart, Eliciting Desire: Experiencing Music in a Carolingian Monastery[Thomas Anthony Greene]5. One Site, Many More Meanings: The Community of Saint-Maurice d’Agaune and its Relic Collection[Julia M.H. Smith]6. Crusading Without Affect or Effect: Emotion in Helmold of Bosau’s Chronica Slavorum[Jilana Ordman]7. Partners in Crime: Jewish-Christian Cooperation in Thirteenth-Century England[Frances H. Mitilineos]8. Inciting Despair[Elina Gertsman]Part II: Communities and DifferenceForeword to Part II: Communities and Difference[Edward Wheatley and Maureen C. Miller]9. The Episcopate as Ethnos: Strategies of Distinction and Episcopal Identity in Merovingian Francia[Kirsten M. DeVries]10. The Divine King Behind the Funny Stories of Notker the Stammerer[Constance B. Bouchard]11. Aristotelian Politics and Architectural Science in France at the End of the Middle Ages: A Case Study of Christine de Pizan[Dominique Iogna-Prat]12. Medieval Attitudes to Poverty: Amartya Sen and Serfdom Without Strings?[Paul R. Hyams]13. Famine, Growth, and Social Inequality in the Western Mediterranean World circa 1300[Monique Bourin]