A Silvan Tomkins handbook foundations for affect theory
"An accessible guide to the work of American psychologist and affect theorist Silvan Tomkins"--
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| Language: | English |
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Press
2020, 2020
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Table of Contents:
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- I. New Arabian nights.
- II. Treaure Island.
- III. More new Arabian nights: The dynamiter, written in collaboration with Mrs. Stevenson. The story of a lie.
- IV. Prince Otto. Island nights' entertainments. Father Damien.
- V. Kidnapped.
- VI. David Balfour: a sequel to Kidnapped.
- VII. The merry men and other tales and fables. The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
- VIII. The black arrow. The misadventures of John Nicholson. The body-snatcher.
- IX. The master of Ballantrae.
- X. The wrecker, written in collaboration with L. Osbourne.
- XI. The wrong box, written in collaboration with L. Osbourne. The ebb tide, written in collaboration with L. Osbourne.
- XII. An inland voyage. Travels with a donkey. Edinburgh, picturesque notes.
- XIII. Virginibus puerisque and other papers. Memories and portraits.
- XIV. Familiar studies of men and books. Miscellaneous papers.
- XV. The amateur emigrant. Across the plains. The Silverado squatters.
- XVI. A child's garden of verses. Underwoods. Ballads.
- XVII. Vailima letters: correspondence addressed to Sidney Colvin.
- XVIII. Memoir of Fleming Jenkin. Records of a family of engineers.
- XIX. In the South seas. A foot-note to history.
- XX. Wier of Hermiston. The plays of W.E. Henley and R.L. Stevenson. Fables.
- XXI. St. Ives: being the adventures of a French prisoner in England.
- XXII. Sketches. Criticisms, etc.
- XXIII-XXIV. Letters to his family and friends, selected and ed. ... by S. Colvin.
- XXV-XXVI. The life of Robert Louis Stevenson, by Graham Balfour.
- XXVII. New letters, selected and ed. by S. Colvin