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Cuadernos de Historia Contemporánea

Vol 36 (2014)

No. 36

 

Dossier

1. Historia de las emociones: caminos y retos

Jan Plamper

2. La Historia Moderna de las Emociones: un Centro de Investigación en Berlín

Ute Frevert

3. La razón del sentimiento. Modernidad, emociones e historia contemporánea

Birgit Aschmann

4. Historias del bienestar. Desde la historia de las emociones a las políticas de la experiencia

Javier Moscoso Sarabia, Juan Manuel Zaragoza Bernal

5. Signos, legibilidad y diagnóstico: El problema del dolor en la infancia, 1870-1920

Leticia Fernández-Fontecha Rumeu

6. De exilios y emociones

Carolina Rodríguez-López, Daniel Ventura Herranz

Artículos

7. La revolución de 1840: la culminación del Madrid progresista

Javier Pérez Núñez

8. El carlismo aragonés en armas. La revuelta de 1855

Antonio Caridad Salvador

9. Pardo Agudín en la defensa de Nador

Enrique Gudín de la Lama

10. Morbo, género y terror: la construcción del nihilismo ruso en la prensa liberal española de fin de siglo

Sandra Pujals Ramírez

11. Alma y hueso: La antropología física, la Gran Guerra y el nacionalismo en Europa Oriental

Maciej Górny

12. Prensa y redes anarquistas transnacionales. El olvidado papel de J.C. Campos y sus crónicas sobre los mártires de Chicago en el anarquismo de lengua hispana

Susana Sueiro Seoane

13. La restauración absolutista de 1814 en los rotativos estadounidenses. Imagen de una decepción

Rebeca Viguera Ruiz

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Over 14 interviews with visiting researchers were recorded at the Melbourne node of the ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions over the course of 2012-2013.

Each person was asked: “What does the History of Emotions mean to you?”.  A compilation of their answers follows.

These interviews were conducted by Penelope Lee and Jessica Scott as part of the Education and Outreach Program.
historyofemotions.org.au

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Dear colleague,

The 2015 conference of the International Society for Research on Emotion (ISRE 2015) will take place on July 8-10, 2015 at the University of Geneva organized by the Swiss Center for Affective Sciences. Pre- and post-conference events are also possible on July 7th and 11th, respectively.

Over the years, the ISRE conferences have become a reference occasion for all the disciplines involved in the study of emotion to meet and share the results of their work. Submissions are welcome from scholars in all disciplines working on topics relating to emotion, including psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, sociology, linguistics, affective computing, history, anthropology and the humanities and social sciences generally.

The scientific program comprises plenary keynote lectures, symposia, individual talks and posters. Abstracts can be submitted on our website until December 15th. You are invited to consult the submission guidelines on our site before preparing a submission.

We would be grateful if you could share this information with the students and collaborators in your group as well as with any other interested colleagues. A poster is attached. More information (including the application procedure) can be found on the ISRE website: http://www.isre2015.org/

Yours sincerely,

David Sander

Also on behalf of the ISRE Scientific and Organizing Committees

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