Writing the History of the Emotions

Writing the History of the Emotions

Reviews two books: "The Vehement Passions" by Michael Fisher and "From Passions to Emotions: the Creation of a Secular Psychological Category" by Thomas Dixon. The framing of these two books could not be more dissimilar. Dixon's is a history of affects and appetites, passion...

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