Emotion, Ritual and Power in Europe, 1200-1920: Family, State and Church

Chapter 1: Emotion, Ritual and Power: From Family to Nation; Merridee L. Bailey and Katie Barclay.- Part One: Familial and Personal Rituals: Local and Community Networks.- Chapter 2: Gift-Giving and the Obligation to Love in Riquet à la houppe; Bronwyn Reddan.- Chapter 3: Intimacy, Community and Power: Bedding Rituals in Eighteenth-Century Scotland; Katie Barclay.- Chapter 4: Late-adolescent English Gentry Siblings and Leave-taking in the Early Eighteenth Century; Lisa Toland.- Part Two: Civic and Nation Building: Power Created, Power Reinforced.- Chapter 5: Shipwrecks, Sorrow, Shame, and the Great Southland: The Use of Emotions in Seventeenth-Century Dutch East India Company Communicative Ritual; Susan Broomhall.- Chapter 6: Ritualized Public Performance, Emotional Narratives and the Enactment of Power: the Public Baptism of a Muslim in Eighteenth-Century Barcelona; François Soyer.- Chapter 7: Ritual Encounters of the 'Savage' and the Citizen: French-Revolutionary Ethnographers in Oceania, 1792-1803; Nicole Starbuck.- Chapter 8: Channelling Grief, Building the French Republic: The Death and Ritual Afterlife of Léon Gambetta, 1883-1920; Charles Sowerwine.- Part Three: Religious Rituals: Relationships with the Divine and the Political.- Chapter 9: Emotions and the Ritual of a Nun's Coronation in Late Medieval Germany; Julie Hotchin.- Chapter 10: Miraculous Affects and Analogical Materialities. Rethinking the Relation between Architecture and Affect in Baroque Italy; Helen Hills.- Chapter 11: Political Ritual and Religious Devotion in Early Modern English Convents; Claire Walker.- Chapter 12: Moravian Memoirs and the Emotional Salience of Conversion Rituals; Jacqueline Van Gent.- Chapter 13: The Transformation of Sabbath Rituals by Jean Crépy and Laurent Bordelon: Redirecting Emotion through Ridicule; Charles Zika.- Chapter 14: Afterword: Ritual, Emotion, and Power; Harvey Whitehouse & Pieter François.