Structures of Feeling in Seventeenth-Century Cultural Expression (UCLA Center Clark Library)

Product description Review 'There is much to be gained from reading the work of a distinguished group of scholars working at the top of their game, drawing broadly on literary, musical, art historical, and colonial histories to particularize what McClary, borrowing a term from Raymond Williams, calls ''the structures of feeling'' of early modernity.'--Gail Kern Paster, Renaissance Quarterly vol 66:04:2013'In a series of provocative essays on an array of topics in seventeenth-century studies, Structures of Feeling in Seventeenth-Century Cultural Expressions contributes to our understanding of the messiness of thought in early modern Europe.'--Rebecca Cypess, H-France vol 15:53:2015'The essays in this collection demonstrate smart approaches to thinking about fleeting feeling in the widely diverse cultures of seventeenth-century Europe... These essays will be useful to scholars of art, music, culture, history, and literary works.'--Aleksondra Hultquist, Francia-Recensio -Perspectiva.net August 2015 About the Author Susan McClary is Professor of Music at Case Western Reserve University and Distinguished Professor Emerita at UCLA