Contents: M. Champion / A. Lynch, Understanding Emotions: 'the things they left behind' ; D. Konstan, From Regret to Remorse: The Origins of a Moral Emotion ; M. Champion, Representing Emotions in Three Byzantine Orations of Michael Psellos ; J. Feros Ruys, 'Tears such as angels weep': The Evolution of Sadness in Demons ; D. Anlezark, Emotional Strategies in the Early English Lyric ; M. Stanyon, 'What Passion cannot Musick raise and quell!' The Pindaric Ode and the Musical Sublime in the History of Emotions ; A. Harbus, Embodied Emotion, Conceptual Metaphor and the Aesthetics of Reading Old English Poetry ; A. Lynch, Guinevere as 'Social Person': Emotion and Community in Chrétien de Troyes ; J. Carpenter, Positive Emotion in the Thirteenth Century: The Emotional World of Goswin of Bossut ; M. Rubik, Decoding the Emotions in Aphra Behn's and Anna Maria Falconbridge's Travel Narratives ; D. Hall, Fear, Gender and Violence in Early Modern Ireland ; R. Shoemaker, Fear of Crime in Eighteenth-Century London ; P. Nash, Reality and Ritual in the Medieval King's Emotions of Ira and Clementia ; L. Liddy, Affective Bequests: Creating Emotion in York Wills, 1400-1600 ; S. Bowdler / J. Balme, Memento mori': Love/Fear of and for the Dead amongst Early Homo sapiens: Archaeological Approaches. (Early European Research, 8)

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