Business of the Heart: Religion and Emotion in the Nineteenth Century
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Business of the Heart: Religion and Emotion in the Nineteenth Century

by John Corrigan

History Religion Sociology
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John Corrigan examines the connection between religion and emotion in the nineteenth century. Focusing on the cultural importance of feeling and belief, Business of the Heart offers a historical perspective on how emotional life shaped religious experience and thought during a period of significant change.

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Business of the Heart explores the relationship between religion and emotion during the nineteenth century.

John Corrigan focuses on the ways emotional experience intersected with religious life and thought.

The book presents a historical study of the cultural significance of feeling and belief in this period.

It will interest readers of religious history, cultural history, and the study of emotion.

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