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Emotions: History, Culture, Society (EHCS) is dedicated to understanding the emotions as culturally and temporally-situated phenomena, and to exploring the role of emotion in shaping human experience and action by individuals, groups, societies and cultures.
EHCS welcomes theoretically-informed work from a range of historical, cultural and social domains. The journal aims to illuminate (1) the ways emotion is conceptualized and understood in different temporal or cultural settings, from antiquity to the present, and across the globe; (2) the impact of emotion on human action and in processes of change; and (3) the influence of emotional legacies from the past on current social, cultural and political practices.
EHCS is interested in multidisciplinary approaches (both qualitative and quantitative), from history, art, literature, languages, music, politics, sociology, cognitive sciences, cultural studies, environmental humanities, religious studies, linguistics, philosophy, psychology, and related disciplines. The journal also invites papers that interrogate the methodological and critical problems of exploring emotions in historical, cultural and social contexts, and the relation between past and present in the study of feelings, passions, sentiments, emotions and affects. Finally, the journal accepts theoretically-informed and reflective scholarship that explores how scholars access, uncover, construct and engage with emotions in their own scholarly practice.
Following an initial review process by the editors, EHCS sends acceptable submissions to two expert independent readers outside the author’s home institution, employing a double-blind review procedure.
EHCS is published on behalf of the Society for the History of Emotions.
EHCS welcomes theoretically-informed work from a range of historical, cultural and social domains. The journal aims to illuminate (1) the ways emotion is conceptualized and understood in different temporal or cultural settings, from antiquity to the present, and across the globe; (2) the impact of emotion on human action and in processes of change; and (3) the influence of emotional legacies from the past on current social, cultural and political practices.
EHCS is interested in multidisciplinary approaches (both qualitative and quantitative), from history, art, literature, languages, music, politics, sociology, cognitive sciences, cultural studies, environmental humanities, religious studies, linguistics, philosophy, psychology, and related disciplines. The journal also invites papers that interrogate the methodological and critical problems of exploring emotions in historical, cultural and social contexts, and the relation between past and present in the study of feelings, passions, sentiments, emotions and affects. Finally, the journal accepts theoretically-informed and reflective scholarship that explores how scholars access, uncover, construct and engage with emotions in their own scholarly practice.
Following an initial review process by the editors, EHCS sends acceptable submissions to two expert independent readers outside the author’s home institution, employing a double-blind review procedure.
EHCS is published on behalf of the Society for the History of Emotions.
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Giovanni Tarantino, University of Florence
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Susan Bandes, DePaul University
Roland Bleiker, The University of Queensland
Toby Burrows, The University of Western Australia / University of Oxford
Ananya Chakravarti, Georgetown University
Louise D’Arcens, Macquarie University
Jane W. Davidson, The University of Melbourne
Stephanie Dickey, Queen’s University, Canada
Thomas Dixon, Queen Mary University of London
Karin Fierke, University of St Andrews
Yasmin Haskell, Monash University
Peter Holbrook, Australian Catholic University
Emma Hutchison, The University of Queensland
Katherine Ibbett, University of Oxford
David Konstan, New York University
David Lemmings, The University of Adelaide
Mary Luckhurst, The University of Melbourne
W. Gerrod Parrott, Georgetown University
Margrit Pernau, Max Planck Institute for Human Development
Barbara H. Rosenwein, Loyola University Chicago
Paolo Santangelo, Sapienza University of Rome
Monique Scheer, Eberhard Karls University, Tübingen
Mick Smith, Queen’s University, Canada
François Soyer, University of New England, Australia
John Sutton, Macquarie University
Jonathan H. Turner, University of California, Riverside
Jacqueline Van Gent, The University of Western Australia
Robert S. White, The University of Western Australia
Harvey Whitehouse, University of Oxford
Michalinos Zembylas, Open University of Cyprus
Charles Zika, The University of Melbourne
Katie Barclay, The University of Adelaide
Kathryn de Luna, Georgetown University
Giovanni Tarantino, University of Florence
Book Review Editors
Angela Harris, independent scholar
Tiffany Hoffman, University of Toronto
Advisory Board
Susan Bandes, DePaul University
Roland Bleiker, The University of Queensland
Toby Burrows, The University of Western Australia / University of Oxford
Ananya Chakravarti, Georgetown University
Louise D’Arcens, Macquarie University
Jane W. Davidson, The University of Melbourne
Stephanie Dickey, Queen’s University, Canada
Thomas Dixon, Queen Mary University of London
Karin Fierke, University of St Andrews
Yasmin Haskell, Monash University
Peter Holbrook, Australian Catholic University
Emma Hutchison, The University of Queensland
Katherine Ibbett, University of Oxford
David Konstan, New York University
David Lemmings, The University of Adelaide
Mary Luckhurst, The University of Melbourne
W. Gerrod Parrott, Georgetown University
Margrit Pernau, Max Planck Institute for Human Development
Barbara H. Rosenwein, Loyola University Chicago
Paolo Santangelo, Sapienza University of Rome
Monique Scheer, Eberhard Karls University, Tübingen
Mick Smith, Queen’s University, Canada
François Soyer, University of New England, Australia
John Sutton, Macquarie University
Jonathan H. Turner, University of California, Riverside
Jacqueline Van Gent, The University of Western Australia
Robert S. White, The University of Western Australia
Harvey Whitehouse, University of Oxford
Michalinos Zembylas, Open University of Cyprus
Charles Zika, The University of Melbourne
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Emotions: History, Culture, Society
Editors:
,
, and
Katie Barclay
Katie Barclay
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Current site
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PubMed
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Kathryn de Luna
Kathryn de Luna
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Giovanni Tarantino
Giovanni Tarantino
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Emotions: History, Culture, Society (EHCS) is dedicated to understanding the emotions as culturally and temporally-situated phenomena, and to exploring the role of emotion in shaping human experience and action by individuals, groups, societies and cultures.
EHCS welcomes theoretically-informed work from a range of historical, cultural and social domains. The journal aims to illuminate (1) the ways emotion is conceptualized and understood in different temporal or cultural settings, from antiquity to the present, and across the globe; (2) the impact of emotion on human action and in processes of change; and (3) the influence of emotional legacies from the past on current social, cultural and political practices.
EHCS is interested in multidisciplinary approaches (both qualitative and quantitative), from history, art, literature, languages, music, politics, sociology, cognitive sciences, cultural studies, environmental humanities, religious studies, linguistics, philosophy, psychology, and related disciplines. The journal also invites papers that interrogate the methodological and critical problems of exploring emotions in historical, cultural and social contexts, and the relation between past and present in the study of feelings, passions, sentiments, emotions and affects. Finally, the journal accepts theoretically-informed and reflective scholarship that explores how scholars access, uncover, construct and engage with emotions in their own scholarly practice.
Following an initial review process by the editors, EHCS sends acceptable submissions to two expert independent readers outside the author’s home institution, employing a double-blind review procedure.
EHCS is published on behalf of the Society for the History of Emotions.
EHCS welcomes theoretically-informed work from a range of historical, cultural and social domains. The journal aims to illuminate (1) the ways emotion is conceptualized and understood in different temporal or cultural settings, from antiquity to the present, and across the globe; (2) the impact of emotion on human action and in processes of change; and (3) the influence of emotional legacies from the past on current social, cultural and political practices.
EHCS is interested in multidisciplinary approaches (both qualitative and quantitative), from history, art, literature, languages, music, politics, sociology, cognitive sciences, cultural studies, environmental humanities, religious studies, linguistics, philosophy, psychology, and related disciplines. The journal also invites papers that interrogate the methodological and critical problems of exploring emotions in historical, cultural and social contexts, and the relation between past and present in the study of feelings, passions, sentiments, emotions and affects. Finally, the journal accepts theoretically-informed and reflective scholarship that explores how scholars access, uncover, construct and engage with emotions in their own scholarly practice.
Following an initial review process by the editors, EHCS sends acceptable submissions to two expert independent readers outside the author’s home institution, employing a double-blind review procedure.
EHCS is published on behalf of the Society for the History of Emotions.
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Online only€248.00$288.00
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