... industrial academic military complex popular Boal A Castillejo de J citizenship Gentilomo G Uguarte E Filippo de E Lorca F G society wellbeing dissident ence Egypt Hunter J Jung C regeneration hours Holy Week Festa / fiesta Passion of Christ Imperialism Colonialism Theatre Regeneration...

...Brian Moore’s novel The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne is set in a boarding house in early 1950s Belfast, but it is quite a few pages before Judith Hearne’s drinking habit is revealed. The novel then portrays the effect on an individual when belief in God disappears. Alienated...

... to look beyond Central Africa to Melanesia, beyond courts to moots, beyond legal training to some instruction about psychoanalysis (which Epstein felt he got all too briefly, and not a personal analysis, in 1971 on a visit to Anna Freud’s Hampstead clinic), and beyond reasonableness to passion...

... and present sufferings came to be expressed as a passionate refusal of recognition. Attending closely to the linguistic, somatic and emotional dynamics of this meeting, I show how it culminated in the destabilisation of moral distinctions and the collapsing of spatial and temporal boundaries, including...

...This chapter discusses Winterson's third novel, The Passion. The Passion may be said to combine the parallel stories of two marginal witnesses to the Napoleonic wars, at the crucial moment in Hegelian World History when it was approaching its apocalyptic synthesis...

...This chapter begins by presenting the first stanza of John Milton's ‘The Passion’, a poem he probably began and abandoned in 1630. The penultimate line, ‘In Wintry solstice like the shorten'd light’, recurs in Geoffrey Hill's Scenes from Comus, including in the very last lines...

...This chapter considers the intersection of whiteness, precarity and late medieval representations of the Passion. In medieval representations of the Jews, whiteness connotes not salvation but their veil of spiritual blindness. Through his characterisations of Christ and the devils in the Harrowing...

...Michael C. Schoenfeldt offers final reflections on each of the twelve essays foregrounding the interrelationship between positive and negative emotions during the early modern period. In particular, he highlights the anachronism of the term emotion by emphasizing the idea of early modern passions...