Pain and Memory in the Formation of Early Modern Habitus

Autor:	Mitchell Merback
Rok vydání:	2019
Předmět:	Cultural Studies Subjectivity Sociology and Political Science General Arts and Humanities Affect (psychology) Gender Studies Embodied cognition Early modern period Religious life Habitus Middle Ages Psychology Social psychology Criminal justice
Zdroj:	Representations. 146:59-90
ISSN:	1533-855X 0734-6018
DOI:	10.1525/rep.2019.146.1.59
Popis:	Between the Middle Ages and Early Modern period, pain and memory became interdependent in three domains of social and religious life: religious devotion, education, and criminal justice. The grounds for this affiliation were prepared by a training of individuals in the control of affect and the acceptance of memory training as a regimen of virtual self-wounding, often facilitated by violent imagery. Across the three domains examined here Christian subjectivity was quietly reformed, and an embodied habitus inculcated, to meet the demands of an age no longer anchored in unquestioned truths.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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