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Cyd Sturgess, Different from the Others: German and Dutch Discourses of Queer Femininity and Female Desire, 1918-1940 by Hofman, Elwin

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Rudolf Dekker, De criminele autobiografie van 1600 tot heden. Van blauwboekje tot bestseller by Hofman, Elwin

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The Tears of a Killer: Criminal Trials and Sentimentalism in the Austrian Netherlands by Elwin Hofman

“…A style of feeling known as the ‘cult of sensibility’ swept through Europe in the second half of the eighteenth century, stressing the importance of both…”
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A useful science: Criminal interrogation and the turn to psychology in Germany around 1800 by Hofman, Elwin

“…This article argues that psychology gained prestige as a useful and practical science in Germany in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries…”
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The End of Sodomy: Law, Prosecution Patterns, and the Evanescent Will to Knowledge in Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, 1770–1830 by Hofman, Elwin

“…Abstract This article analyses discourses concerning male same-sex sexuality produced in the context of law and policing in Belgium, France, and the…”
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The End of Sodomy: Law, Prosecution Patterns, and the Evanescent Will to Knowledge in Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, 1770–1830 by Hofman, Elwin

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How to do the history of the self by Hofman, Elwin

“…The history of the self is a flourishing field. Nevertheless, there are some problems that have proven difficult to overcome, mainly concerning teleology, the…”
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A Wholesome Cure for the Wounded Soul: Confession, Emotions, and Self in Eighteenth‐ and Nineteenth‐Century Catholicism by Hofman, Elwin

“…This article explores how Catholic practices of auricular confession related to emotions and self in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, focusing on…”
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A Wholesome Cure for the Wounded Soul: Confession, Emotions, and Self in Eighteenth‐ and Nineteenth‐Century C atholicism by Hofman, Elwin

“…This article explores how C atholic practices of auricular confession related to emotions and self in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, focusing…”
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The Tears of a Killer: Criminal Trials and Sentimentalism in the Austrian Netherlands by Elwin Hofman

“…A style of feeling known as the ‘cult of sensibility’ swept through Europe in the second half of the eighteenth century, stressing the importance of both…”
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The Tears of a Killer: Criminal Trials and Sentimentalism in the Austrian Netherlands by Elwin Hofman

“…A style of feeling known as the ‘cult of sensibility’ swept through Europe in the second half of the eighteenth century, stressing the importance of both…”
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The Tears of a Killer: Criminal Trials and Sentimentalism in the Austrian Netherlands by Elwin Hofman

“…A style of feeling known as the ‘cult of sensibility’ swept through Europe in the second half of the eighteenth century, stressing the importance of both…”
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The Tears of a Killer by Hofman, Elwin

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An obligation of conscience: gossip as social control in an eighteenth-century Flemish town by Hofman, Elwin

“…This article investigates how gossip developed as a tool of social control in eighteenth-century Kortrijk, an average-sized town in Flanders. Through gossip,…”
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Spatial interrogations: Space and power in French criminal justice, 1750-1850 by Elwin Hofman

“…This article uses laws, legal manuals and treatises, and visual sources to retrieve the spatial practices of criminal interrogations in France between 1750 and…”
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