Histories of Sensibilities
Visions of Gender, Race, and Otherness in the Global Enlightenment
Herausgeber: Serrano, Elena; Burdiel, Isabel; Garcia Moscardo, Ester
Histories of Sensibilities
Visions of Gender, Race, and Otherness in the Global Enlightenment
Herausgeber: Serrano, Elena; Burdiel, Isabel; Garcia Moscardo, Ester
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Histories of Sensibilities: Visions of Gender, Race, and Emotions in the Global Enlightenment explores the historical character of sensibility in the global Enlightenment. It is aimed at postgraduate students and scholars researching histories of literature and science, cultural studies, history of emotions, and gender studies.
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Histories of Sensibilities: Visions of Gender, Race, and Emotions in the Global Enlightenment explores the historical character of sensibility in the global Enlightenment. It is aimed at postgraduate students and scholars researching histories of literature and science, cultural studies, history of emotions, and gender studies.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 338
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. September 2024
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm
- Gewicht: 453g
- ISBN-13: 9781032373362
- ISBN-10: 1032373369
- Artikelnr.: 70242770
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 338
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. September 2024
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm
- Gewicht: 453g
- ISBN-13: 9781032373362
- ISBN-10: 1032373369
- Artikelnr.: 70242770
Isabel Burdiel is Professor of History at the Universitat de València (Spain) and Honorary Research Fellow at the University of East Anglia (UK). She is a specialist in the political and cultural history of European liberalism. Her book Isabel II. Una biografía won the National Prize of History (Spain) in 2011. Author of the first critical edition in Spanish of Mary W. Shelley's Frankenstein (1996). Ester García Moscardó is Postdoctoral Researcher in CIRGEN (ERC AdG-707815) at the Universitat de València (Spain). Her current research focuses on the construction of racial and gender imaginaries within the culture of sensibility and their reworking throughout the nineteenth century. Elena Serrano is a Ramón y Cajal researcher at the Institut d'Història de la Ciència (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain). She has published on Enlightened female networks, gender and the history of science, and on the history of science and emotions. Her last book is Ladies of Honor and Merit: Gender, Useful Knowledge and Politics in Enlightened Spain (2022).
Introduction Section 1. Making Sense, Making Difference 1. Androginopolis
or the Racialization of the Peruvian Strange Society 2. Embodied Colonial
Experiences of Enlightenment: Pierre Bailly's Defense of Equality and
Citizenship. A Free Mulatto's Voice in Spanish New Orleans (1791-1794) 3.
Sensibility on Stage: Gender, Race and the Modulations of Feeling in the
Hispanic Theatre 4. Sweet Affinities: The Gendering of Taste in
Eighteenth-Century Spain 5. Quivering Hearts: Feijoo and the Passions 6.
Rewriting Romantic Love: Women, Celebrity, and the Politics of Emotion in
Mid-Nineteenth-Century Spain (Avellaneda's Farewell) Section 2. Crossing
Contexts, Unsettling Sensibilities 7. Performing Sensibilities. Women's
Voices in a Transnational and Transatlantic Correspondence of the
Enlightenment 8. Translating Transgender and Sensibility in
Eighteenth-Century Europe: The Mediatic Ecosystem of Transmission,
Reworking, and Perception of The Brief Story of Catterina Vizzani 9. Hidden
or Forbidden: Taboo, Circumnavigation, and Women in New Cythera (1768) 10.
Vicious Sensibilities. The Role of Ethnosexual Violence in the
Patriarchalization of Tåno' Låguas yan Gåni (the Mariana Islands) during
the Eighteenth Century 11. Entangled Sensibilities and the Broken
Circulation of Mary W. Shelley's Frankenstein: Gender, Race, and Otherness
or the Racialization of the Peruvian Strange Society 2. Embodied Colonial
Experiences of Enlightenment: Pierre Bailly's Defense of Equality and
Citizenship. A Free Mulatto's Voice in Spanish New Orleans (1791-1794) 3.
Sensibility on Stage: Gender, Race and the Modulations of Feeling in the
Hispanic Theatre 4. Sweet Affinities: The Gendering of Taste in
Eighteenth-Century Spain 5. Quivering Hearts: Feijoo and the Passions 6.
Rewriting Romantic Love: Women, Celebrity, and the Politics of Emotion in
Mid-Nineteenth-Century Spain (Avellaneda's Farewell) Section 2. Crossing
Contexts, Unsettling Sensibilities 7. Performing Sensibilities. Women's
Voices in a Transnational and Transatlantic Correspondence of the
Enlightenment 8. Translating Transgender and Sensibility in
Eighteenth-Century Europe: The Mediatic Ecosystem of Transmission,
Reworking, and Perception of The Brief Story of Catterina Vizzani 9. Hidden
or Forbidden: Taboo, Circumnavigation, and Women in New Cythera (1768) 10.
Vicious Sensibilities. The Role of Ethnosexual Violence in the
Patriarchalization of Tåno' Låguas yan Gåni (the Mariana Islands) during
the Eighteenth Century 11. Entangled Sensibilities and the Broken
Circulation of Mary W. Shelley's Frankenstein: Gender, Race, and Otherness
Introduction Section 1. Making Sense, Making Difference 1. Androginopolis
or the Racialization of the Peruvian Strange Society 2. Embodied Colonial
Experiences of Enlightenment: Pierre Bailly's Defense of Equality and
Citizenship. A Free Mulatto's Voice in Spanish New Orleans (1791-1794) 3.
Sensibility on Stage: Gender, Race and the Modulations of Feeling in the
Hispanic Theatre 4. Sweet Affinities: The Gendering of Taste in
Eighteenth-Century Spain 5. Quivering Hearts: Feijoo and the Passions 6.
Rewriting Romantic Love: Women, Celebrity, and the Politics of Emotion in
Mid-Nineteenth-Century Spain (Avellaneda's Farewell) Section 2. Crossing
Contexts, Unsettling Sensibilities 7. Performing Sensibilities. Women's
Voices in a Transnational and Transatlantic Correspondence of the
Enlightenment 8. Translating Transgender and Sensibility in
Eighteenth-Century Europe: The Mediatic Ecosystem of Transmission,
Reworking, and Perception of The Brief Story of Catterina Vizzani 9. Hidden
or Forbidden: Taboo, Circumnavigation, and Women in New Cythera (1768) 10.
Vicious Sensibilities. The Role of Ethnosexual Violence in the
Patriarchalization of Tåno' Låguas yan Gåni (the Mariana Islands) during
the Eighteenth Century 11. Entangled Sensibilities and the Broken
Circulation of Mary W. Shelley's Frankenstein: Gender, Race, and Otherness
or the Racialization of the Peruvian Strange Society 2. Embodied Colonial
Experiences of Enlightenment: Pierre Bailly's Defense of Equality and
Citizenship. A Free Mulatto's Voice in Spanish New Orleans (1791-1794) 3.
Sensibility on Stage: Gender, Race and the Modulations of Feeling in the
Hispanic Theatre 4. Sweet Affinities: The Gendering of Taste in
Eighteenth-Century Spain 5. Quivering Hearts: Feijoo and the Passions 6.
Rewriting Romantic Love: Women, Celebrity, and the Politics of Emotion in
Mid-Nineteenth-Century Spain (Avellaneda's Farewell) Section 2. Crossing
Contexts, Unsettling Sensibilities 7. Performing Sensibilities. Women's
Voices in a Transnational and Transatlantic Correspondence of the
Enlightenment 8. Translating Transgender and Sensibility in
Eighteenth-Century Europe: The Mediatic Ecosystem of Transmission,
Reworking, and Perception of The Brief Story of Catterina Vizzani 9. Hidden
or Forbidden: Taboo, Circumnavigation, and Women in New Cythera (1768) 10.
Vicious Sensibilities. The Role of Ethnosexual Violence in the
Patriarchalization of Tåno' Låguas yan Gåni (the Mariana Islands) during
the Eighteenth Century 11. Entangled Sensibilities and the Broken
Circulation of Mary W. Shelley's Frankenstein: Gender, Race, and Otherness