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Preface; Part I. What are Emotions?: 1. Answers from cognitivepsychology; 2. Answers from anthropology; 3. Emotional expression as a typeof speech act; 4. Emotional liberty; Part II. Emotions in History: France1700-1850: 5. The flowering of sentimentalism (1700-1789); 6. Sentimentalismin the making of the French Revolution (1789-1815); 7. Liberal reason,romantic passions (1815-1848); 8. Personal destinies: case material of theearly nineteenth century; Conclusion; Appendix A: detailed review ofanomalous cases from the Gazette des Tribunaux sample; Appendix B: detailedreview of anomalous cases from the Tribunal Civil de Versailles sample;References; Index.