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Leon Hughes: A cartographic reconstruction of the matrix of emotions in Revolutionary Paris, 1792

A cartographic reconstruction of the matrix of emotions in Revolutionary Paris, 1792: a study of the emotional rhythm of violent, non-violent and demonstrative protest; University of Central Missouri, USA
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