An emotional history of the United States

Author(s): Lewis, Jan

Journal/Book: The history of emotions series.. 1998; New York. New York University Press. ix, 476.

Abstract: 97033779 edited by Peter N. Stearns and Jan Lewis. Includes bibliographical references and index. History and psychology : three weddings and a future / Class, gender and regulation of emotional expression in revolutionary-era conduct literature / Those scenes for which alone my heart was made : affection and politics in the age of Jefferson and Hamilton / Gender and racial politics of mourning in antebellum America / Passionate voices and cool calculations : the emotional landscape of the nineteenth-century New England textile industry / Reign of passion : white supremacy and the clash between passionate and prograssive emotional styles in the New South / Journalistic gore : disaster reporting and emotional discourse in The New York Tines, 1852-1956 / Creating the emotional body : confusion, possibilities, and knowledge / Ethnicity and emotions in America : dimensions of the unexplored / "Joy unspeakable and full of glory" : the vocabulary of pious emotion in the narratives of American pentecostal women, 1910-1945 / Stand by me : sacred quartet music and the emotionology of African American audiences, 1900-1930 / American Catholics and discourse of fear / Etiquette books and emotion management in twentieth century : American habitus in international comparison / Something old, something new : romance and marital advice in the 1920s / Problem of modern married love for middle-class women / New man and early twentieth-century emotional culture in United States / Another self? : middle-class American women and their friends, 1900-1960 / Frocks, finery, and feelings : rural and urban women's envy, 1890-1930 / Consumerism and childhood : new targets for American emotions / Toward a psychohistory of late-life emotionality / Reuben Davis, Sylvia Plath, and other American writers : the perils of emotional struggle / History of emotion series.

Keyword(s): United States History Psychological aspects.. United States Social life and customs Psychological aspects.. Emotions Social aspects United States History.

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