Victorian Antipathies: Negative Feelings in Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture (Palgrave Studies in the History of Emotions)
by Nina Engelhardt, Anja Hartl
Victorian Antipathies explores negative feelings in nineteenth-century literature and culture as part of Palgrave Studies in the History of Emotions. Edited by Nina Engelhardt and Anja Hartl, it analyzes how antipathies influenced Victorian artistic and societal expressions, providing a scholarly examination of emotional undercurrents in that era.
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Victorian Antipathies examines negative feelings within the context of nineteenth-century literature and culture. Drawing from Palgrave Studies in the History of Emotions, the book addresses how such emotions influenced artistic and social expressions of the era.
Authors Nina Engelhardt and Anja Hartl provide insights into the role of antipathies in shaping Victorian narratives. The work highlights the cultural significance of these emotions in historical literature.
Through a focused analysis, the volume contributes to understanding emotional histories in the nineteenth century. It offers a scholarly perspective on how negative sentiments permeated literary and cultural landscapes.
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