1st Edition
Courtship, Marriage and Marriage Breakdown Approaches from the History of Emotion
1. Marriage and Emotion in Historical Context
Katie Barclay, Jeffrey Meek and Andrea Thomson
2. Affection and Passion in Early Modern Spanish Separations
Edward Behrend-Martínez
3. "He Asked Her Why She Was Crying": Young People’s Intimate Relationships, Emotions, and the Making of Marriage in Early Modern France
Julie Hardwick
4. Illicit Relations in a Multiethnic City: Emotions, Fidelity, and Economic Obligations in Colonial Mexico
Margarita R. Ochoa
5. Mobile Emotions: Bigamy and Community in Scotland, 1660-1830
Katie Barclay
6. "Companions in Labor": Same-Sex Marriage and the Romantic Ideal in the Early United States
Rachel Hope Cleves
7. "Bigamy", "Marriage Fraud" and Colonial Patriarchy in Kayes, French Sudan (1905-1925)
Marie Rodet
8. From Foreign Bride to "Korean" Mother: Managing Feelings in Modern, South Korean Marriages
Amalya Layla Ashman
9. "The Best of Both Worlds’?: Young Women, Family and Marriage in 1970s Scotland
Andrea Thomson
10. "He Isn’t Affectionate at All": African-American Wives in the 1940s and the Problem of "Cool"
Christina Simmons
11. Trust, Authenticity and Bigamy in Twentieth-Century England
Claire Langhamer
12. "It Seemed the Right Thing to Do!": Mixed-Orientation Marriages and Emotions in Post-War Scotland
Jeffrey Meek
13. Marriage in India: A Web of Intimacies
Ruth Vanita
14. To Have and to Hold?: The Relationality of Emotions and Couples’ Relationships in Twenty-First-Century Britain
Janet Fink and Jacqui Gabb
Biography
Katie Barclay is Deputy Director of the ARC Centre of Excellence in the History of Emotions and Associate Professor in History, University of Adelaide.
Jeffrey Meek is Lecturer in Economic & Social History at the University of Glasgow.
Andrea Thomson is Research Associate in the Faculty of History, University of Oxford.
