Business of the heart : religion and emotion in the nineteenth century / John Corrigan.
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TextPublication details: Berkeley : University of California Press, c2002.Description: xii, 389 p. ; 24 cmISBN: - 0520221966 (alk. paper)
- BV 3775.B7 C65 2002
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Includes bibliographical references (p/99-369) and index.
Introduction: Religion, emotion, and the double self -- The businessmen's revival -- The anxiety of Boston at mid-century -- Overexcitement, economic collapse, and the regulation of business -- Emotion, collective performance and value -- Emotional religion and the ministerial "balance-wheel" -- Men-women, and emotion -- Domestic contracts -- Clerks, apprentices, and boyculture -- Prayerful transactions -- Emotion, character, and ethnicity -- Epilogue: The meaning of the revival and its legacy -- Appendix 1. History, religion, and emotion: a historiographical survey -- Appendix 2. Emotion as heart, blood, and body -- Appendix 3. Emotion and the common sense philosophy.
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