{"word_count": 173, "character_count": 1299}
Source: Modern Language AssociationPMLA, Vol. 130, No. 5, October 2015ISSN 0030-8129Special Topic: EmotionsCoordinated by Katharine Ann Jensen and Miriam L. WallaceIntroduction—Facing EmotionsKatharine Ann Jensen and Miriam L. WallaceCitation | Add to FavoritesAnimals Are from Venus, Human Beings from Mars: Averroës’s Aristotle and the Rationality of Emotion in Guido Cavalcanti’s “Donna me prega”Gregory B. StoneAbstract | Add to FavoritesBetter Living through Dread: Medieval Ascetics, Modern Philosophers, and the Long History of Existential AnxietyPaul MegnaAbstract | Add to FavoritesPity and Poetics in Chaucer’s Legend of Good WomenAnne SchuurmanAbstract | Add to FavoritesThe Pathos of ReadingMary A. FavretAbstract | Add to FavoritesContested Emotions: Pity and Gratitude from the Stoics to Swift and WordsworthAdam PotkayAbstract | Add to FavoritesNat Turner and the Work of EnthusiasmJohn Mac KilgoreAbstract | Add to FavoritesFacing Wilde; or, Emotion’s ImageRochelle RivesAbstract | Add to FavoritesEmotion in Motion: The Nāṭyashāstra, Darwin, and Affect TheoryVinay DharwadkerAbstract | Add to FavoritesThe Scandal of Insensibility; or, The Bartleby ProblemWendy Anne LeeAbstract | Add to FavoritesKafka’s Laughter: On Joy and the KafkaesqueAnca ParvulescuAbstract | Add to Favorites