驾驭愤怒与羞耻:早期现代语境下的情感外交

IF 0.6 Q1 HISTORY Diplomatica Pub Date : 2021-06-23 DOI:10.1163/25891774-03010001
Emmanuel Lemée
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在早期现代外交文学中,情绪被描述为一种寄生甚至危险的表现,这种观点一直延续到今天。然而,最近在情感史领域发表的一系列书籍和文章为质疑这种传统分析奠定了基础。因此,本文旨在研究在早期现代外交中比人们通常承认的更广泛、更具战略性地使用情感的可能性,以及所谓的早期现代情感外交的可能性。我将首先概述欧洲统治阶级的荣誉文化对大使在情绪控制方面意味着什么。然后,我将通过英国查理二世统治后期外交事件的几个例子,展示情感在早期现代外交中的一些可能用途。第三,我将通过英国国王一次令人难忘的情感展示来研究如何准备和上演这样的展示,以达到充分的效果。最后,我将把这些一次性的情感展示放在查理二世国际政策的角度来看,认为它们不是孤立的事件,而是真正外交战略的一部分,情感在其中发挥着至关重要的作用,换句话说,情感外交。
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Harnessing Anger and Shame: Emotional Diplomacy in Early Modern Context
Emotions were, in early modern literature on diplomacy, described as a parasitic and even dangerous manifestation, and this view has endured until today. A series of recent books and articles published in the field of the history of emotions lays however the groundwork to question this traditional analysis. This article thus aims to examine the possibility of a broader and more strategic use of emotions in early modern diplomacy than is often acknowledged, and therefore the possibility of what can be called an early modern emotional diplomacy. I will first provide a summary of what the honnête homme culture of Europe’s ruling class meant for an ambassador in terms of emotion control. I will then show, through a few examples from diplomatic occurrences during Charles ii of England’s late reign, some of the possible uses of emotion in early modern diplomacy. Thirdly, I will study through one very memorable display of emotion from the English king the way such a display could be prepared and staged in order to achieve full effectiveness. Lastly, I will put these one-time emotional displays in the perspective of Charles ii’s international policy, arguing that they were not conceived as isolated occurrences but as parts of a real diplomatic strategy in which emotion played a crucial role, in other words an emotional diplomacy.
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