Engaging the Emotions in Spanish Culture and History (eBook)

Introduction: Engaging the Emotions—Theoretical, Historical, and Cultural FrameworksReasonable Sentiments: Sensibility and Balance in Eighteenth-Century SpainMónica Bolufer"How Do I Love Thee": The Rhetoric of Patriotic Love in Early Puerto Rican Political DiscourseWadda C. Ríos-FontEmotional Readings for New Interpretative Communities in the Nineteenth Century: Agustán Pérez Zaragoza's Galería fúnebre (1831)Pura FernándezEmotional Contagion in a Time of Cholera: Sympathy, Humanidad, and Hygiene in Mid-Nineteenth-Century SpainRebecca Haidt"Hatred Alone Warms the Heart": Figures of Ill Repute in the Nineteenth-Century Spanish NovelLou Charnon-Deutsch"You Will Have Observed that I Am Not Mad": Emotional Writings inside the AsylumRafael HuertasA Sentient Landscape: Cinematic Experience in 1920s SpainJuli HighfillThe Battle for Emotional Hegemony in Republican Spain (1931-1936)Javier KrauelLove in Times of War: Female Frigidity and Libertarian Revolution in the Work of Anarchist Doctor Félix Martí IbáñezMaite ZubiaurreFrom the History of Emotions to the History of Experience: A Republican Sailor's Sketchbook in the Civil WarJavier MoscosoAffective Variations: Queering Hispanidad in Luis Cernuda's MexicoEnrique ÁlvarezSentimentality as Consensus: Imagining Galicia in the Democratic PeriodHelena Miguélez-CarballeiraEmotional Competence and the Discourses of Suffering in the Television Series Amar en tiempos revueltosJo LabanyiFrom Tear to Pixel: Political Correctness and Digital Emotions in the Exhumation of Mass Graves from the Civil WarFrancisco FerrándizPublic Tears and Secrets of the Heart: Political Emotions in a State of CrisisLuisa Elena DelgadoAfterword: Shameless EmotionsAntonio Muñoz Molina