The Routledge history of loneliness
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The Routledge history of loneliness
（The Routledge histories）
Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2023
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Brings together a group of scholars from a diverse range of disciplines, connecting the subject of loneliness to history, literature and art
Contributes to a growing interest in the history of emotions and the role of loneliness in past and present
Takes an experiential, as well as institutional, approach to loneliness
Table of Contents
History of Loneliness: Introduction. Part 1: Representing Loneliness 1. The Origins of 'Loneliness', the Oxford English Dictionary, and Sir Philip Sidney's The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia (1590) 2. Polite Loneliness: the Problem Sociability of Spinsters in the Long Eighteenth Century 3. Gender and Loneliness in Business: A Milliner and Her Agent in Eighteenth-Century Southern Europe 4. "My solitary & retired life": Queen Charlotte's Solitude(s) 5. "I feel as if part of [my]self was torn from me:" Entrepreneurship, Absence, and Loneliness in Nineteenth-Century England 6. David Hume and the Disease of the Learned: Melancholy, Loneliness, and Philosophy 7. Falling In and Out of Place: The Errant Status of Solitude in Early Modern Europe 8. 'Here in my loneliness I suffer' - Illness, Isolation and Loneliness in the Diaries of Kirsti Terasvuori 9. Time, Space and Loneliness in Bengali and Marathi Poetry 10. In Solitary Pursuit: Loneliness and the Quest for Love in Modern Britain 11. Loneliness as Crisis in Britain after 1950: Temporality, Modernity and the Historical Gaze Part 2: Households, Families and Communities 12. Loneliness and Food in Early Modern England 13. 'Disengagement from all Creaturs': Exploring Loneliness in Early Modern English Cloisters 14. Ageing and Loneliness in England, c.1500-1800 15. Loneliness, Love and the Longing for Health: Mary Graham's Consumption 16. Loneliness and Contested Communities in Mary Prince's Slave Narrative: The History of Mary Prince, a West Indian Slave, Related by Herself (1831) 17. Solitude in Early Nineteenth-Century German-Speaking Europe 18. 'As an Only Child I Must Have Been Lonely Though I Was Not Aware of it at the Time': Only Children's Reflections on the Experience of Loneliness in Britain, c. 1850-1950 19. Lonely in a Crowd: The Transformative Effect of School Culture in Schoolgirl and College Fiction 20. 'A Purer Form of Loneliness': Loneliness and the Search for Community amongst Gay and Bisexual Men in Scotland, 1940-1980 21. Loneliness as Social Critique: Disregard and the Limits of Care in Twenty-First Century Japan Part 3: Distance, Place and Displacement 22. Loneliness and Sociability in Maritime and Colonial Space: A Comparative Intersectional Analysis of the Journals of Lt Ralph Clark and Dr Joseph Arnold 23. The Loneliness of Leadership: Royal Naval Officers in the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars 24. 'Small uneasinesses & petty fears': Life-cycle, Masculinity and Loneliness 25. Lonely Places in Eighteenth- and Early-Nineteenth-Century Scottish Balladry 26. Navigating 'loneliness' in the Reformed Lunatic Asylum: Britain, c.1800-1860 27. 'There is a trace of you in the air of that room' - Practices of Coping with Separation from a Friend in Late Nineteenth-Century Finland 28. 'One of My Own Kind': Jessie Currie's Experience of Loneliness in British Central Africa, 1891-1894 29. Loneliness, the Love Letter, and the Performance of Romance during Wartime Separation, 1939-1945 30. Voices from Lost Homelands: Loss, Longing and Loneliness 31. 'We are still alive': Refugees and Loneliness
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