Last month, author David Kerekes spoke at one of our QM history of emotions lunchtime seminars about his new short novel: Mezzogiorno. In this blog post David writes about some of the background on how Mezzogiorno came to be. A free … Continue reading
Here is a new report I wrote on the rise of grassroots philosophy clubs. Open publication – Free publishing A very brief executive summary: – There are more and more grassroots philosophy clubs all over the world, including 850 philosophy … Continue reading
If you would like to review or write about any of these publications for the History of Emotions Blog, then please get in touch with me (Thomas Dixon). A book listed in the previous round-up on this blog – Joanne … Continue reading
A round-up of some recent publications about the history, philosophy and pscyhology of emotions, including studies of sex, sickness, science, psychiatry, satire; emotional styles, emotional practices, emotional education; love and marriage; Thomas Aquinas, John Donne, René Descartes, Pierre Bourdieu; and why … Continue reading
After the publication of What is the history of emotions? Part I and Part II, to mark the blog’s first birthday, I issued a general invitation for further answers to this question. The wonderful results are now published here as a … Continue reading