H-Emotions

H-Net's network on the history and culture of emotions

H-Emotions will provide a discussion forum for scholars of emotion, affect, and sentiment across time and space.  We welcome subscribers from all fields of study throughout the world!

Recent Content

Online conference "Gender and Emotion in Asia-Pacific Catholicisms"

Linda Zampol D'Ortia •08/24/2023 Announcement
Announcement Type
Call for Papers
Subject Fields
Asian History / Studies, Colonial and Post-Colonial History / Studies, Early Modern History and Period Studies, Social Sciences, Women's & Gender History / Studies

Online Conference
Call for Papers
21-23 February 2024

This online conference aims to question how the religious lives of Catholic people in the Asia-Pacific region are informed by socially and temporally specific understandings of emotions and affects, and normative ideas about gender. It thus seeks to further our understanding of perceptions, experiences, practices, beliefs of Asia-Pacific Catholic women, men, and non-binary people by using both lenses of gender and emotion.

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Gender and Joy in History hybrid symposium, 27-28 September, ACU Melbourne/online - registration now live!

Saskia Roberts •08/24/2023 Announcement
Symposium
Date
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Location
Victoria, Australia
Subject Fields
Australian and New Zealand History / Studies, Cultural History / Studies, Sexuality Studies, Social History / Studies, Women's & Gender History / Studies

Lilith: A Feminist History Journal is excited to announce that registrations for our Gender and Joy symposium are now live!

Sponsored by the ACU Gender and Women's History Research Centre, ‘Gender and Joy in History’ is a symposium aimed at counterposing the common scholarly focus on catastrophe and crisis of recent years. The hybrid symposium will be held at the Australian Catholic University Melbourne campus in Fitzroy over Wednesday 27 and Thursday 28 September 2023, with online and in-person attendance options available.

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Conference Registration Open: Religion and Conflict in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods, with strand on Emotions History

John McCallum •04/26/2023 Discussion

Registration is now open for the fourth biennial conference of the Centre for the Study of Religion and Conflict at Nottingham Trent University.

This conference will take place on Tuesday 27th-Wednesday 28th June 2023, in person at NTU's City Campus. We will explore a wide range of aspects of religion and conflict across the medieval and early modern periods, and internationally. There will be keynote lectures by Professor Bridget Heal (St Andrews) and Dr Stephen Spencer (Northeastern University London), and panel sessions comprising around 30 papers spread geographically and chronologically

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