Enthusiasm is desirable, yet dangerous. More than just affective intensity, it entails belief. Combining historical and ethnographic methods, this book explores different styles of religious enthusiasm in Modern Germany, inflected by historical traditions and social milieus, in an effort to understand the modern ambivalence toward this feeling.
Enthusiasm is desirable, yet dangerous. More than just affective intensity, it entails belief. Combining historical and ethnographic methods, this book explores different styles of religious enthusiasm in Modern Germany, inflected by historical traditions and social milieus, in an effort to understand the modern ambivalence toward this feeling.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Monique Scheer is Professor of Historical and Cultural Anthropology ( Empirische Kulturwissenschaft) at the University of Tübingen, where she also serves as Vice-Rector for International Affairs. Most recently, she has co-edited Secular Bodies, Affects and Emotions: European Perspectives (Bloomsbury, 2019) with Nadia Fadil and Birgitte Schepelern Johansen and The Public Work of Christmas: Difference and Belonging in Multicultural Societies (McGill-Queens UP, 2019) with Pamela E. Klassen. She is also co-editor-in-chief of the journal Ethnologia Europaea and on the editorial board of Geschichte and Gesellschaft.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Enthusiasm as an Emotional Practice 1: Emotional Ideologies: A Brief Archeology of Terms and Theories 2: Safeguarding Interiority: Debates over Protestant Enthusiasm in Nineteenth-Century Germany 3: Free to Follow the Feeling: Doubt as Material Practice 4: Styles of Sincerity: On the Morality of Performances of Enthusiasm 5: Enchanting Conviction: 'Enthusiasm' as an Analytical Term Conclusion: Awkward Enthusiasts: Emotionalizing Atheism in Berlin
Introduction: Enthusiasm as an Emotional Practice 1: Emotional Ideologies: A Brief Archeology of Terms and Theories 2: Safeguarding Interiority: Debates over Protestant Enthusiasm in Nineteenth-Century Germany 3: Free to Follow the Feeling: Doubt as Material Practice 4: Styles of Sincerity: On the Morality of Performances of Enthusiasm 5: Enchanting Conviction: 'Enthusiasm' as an Analytical Term Conclusion: Awkward Enthusiasts: Emotionalizing Atheism in Berlin
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