Routledge Emotions in Europe 1602-1714 - Volume II History

Explore the complex history of human feeling through this specialized collection of primary sources. Emotions in Europe, 1517-1914: Volume II focuses on the period between 1602 and 1714, providing a deep look into how people experienced the world across Europe and its various empires. This volume brings together a diverse range of voices and perspectives to examine the self, family, community, and religion. It also covers the impact of politics, law, science, philosophy, and art on the emotional landscape of the era. By studying these historical records, readers gain a better understanding of the social and cultural forces that shaped human experience during these centuries. Designed for academic study, this collection includes letters, diaries, legal papers, and institutional records. It also features newspapers, scientific writings, and literature. Each source is accompanied by extensive editorial commentary, making it a valuable resource for students and researchers of history and literature who need direct access to authentic historical documents.