REPRESENTING EMOTIONS: NEW CONNECTIONS IN THE HISTORIES OF ART, MUSIC AND MEDICINE; ED. BY PENELOPE GOUK

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This collection of essays examines ways in which emotions have been conceived, articulated and treated in Western art, music, philosophy and medicine, their interrelationships and their bifurcations, in a series of case studies ranging between the fourteenth century and twentieth century and focused on western Europe and the USA.

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