Emotional Landscapes : Love, Gender, and Migration.

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. What's Love Got to Do with It? Language of Transnational Affect in the Letters of Portuguese Migrants -- Chapter 2. "The Letter Said That My Wife Had Died": Bigamy in Argentina in the Era of Mass Migration -- Chapter 3. "People Cannot Live on Love Alone": Negotiating Love, Gender Roles, and Family Care between Slovenia and Egypt -- Chapter 4. Love, Mobility, and Fate in Turn-of-the-Century Berlin -- Chapter 5. Brotherly Love: The Forging of an Italian-Argentine Brotherhood in Argentina, 1880-1920 -- Chapter 6. "Let Them Deport Me, I Will Come Back to Him Again": Romance, Affective Relations, and the US Deportation Regime, 1919-1935 -- Chapter 7. The Emotions of War: Italian Emigrant Soldiers and Love of Country -- Chapter 8. Maintaining Relationships and Creating Epistolary Personae: (Not) Articulating Emotions in the Letters of a Viennese Family of the Mid-Twentieth Century -- Chapter 9. Love at the Threshold of War and Migration: A War Orphan's Story -- Chapter 10. Love, Sex, Feelings: Marriage and Transatlantic Migration in Postwar Germany -- Chapter 11. "When I Came to Canada, All I Did Was Cry": Emotions and Migration of Greek Women in Postwar Montreal -- Chapter 12. Stories of Love and Marriage in the Modern British Diaspora: Themes of Change and Continuity -- Chapter 13. "I Can Express My Feelings with Just a Tweet": Language, Emotion, and the Digital Divide among Immigrant Families in Italy -- Epilogue -- Contributors -- Index -- Back Cover.

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