Introduction: Studying Russian Letters, From Literary and Social Practices to the History of Emotions

2022/01/19 by Baudin, Rodolphe

paper · doi:10.25430/2281-6992/v10-002

Abstract

Introduction to the special issue Epistolary Emotions in Early Imperial Russia (1770-1830).

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