Exploring Emotion in Reformation Scotland
The Emotional Worlds of James Melville, 1556–1614
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Conclusion
This chapter concludes the study via a synthesis of the chapters, reflections on the overall lessons learned from the study of emotion in Melville’s writing, and an extended discussion of implications for the ...
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Introduction
This chapter introduces the aims and scope of the study. This includes discussion of emotions historiography and, in particular, the current state of thinking on the emotions of early modern British Protestant...
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Social Relationships
This chapter explores Melville’s experience and representation of emotion in his interpersonal relationships. This is divided into three sections, exploring firstly various family relationships starting with h...
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Religious Experiences
This chapter explores those parts of Melville’s emotional experience and expression which relate directly to religion. This is divided into two parts: the first part focuses on Melville’s personal faith and sp...
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Understandings of Emotion
This chapter explores the representation of emotion in Melville’s writings holistically. This firstly involves analysis of his vocabulary for emotional expression, ranging from negative to positive emotion and...
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