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Journal Article
\I React Intensely to Everything\: Russia and the Frustrated Emotions of George F. Kennan, 1933–1958
2016
Overview
Drawing on the emerging \"emotional turn\" in history, Costigliola presents a fresh view of the origins and development of the Cold War by showing how emotion can be used to decode policy recommendations that have traditionally been explained in almost wholly rational terms. While remaining cognizant of the integral nature of thinking, he seeks to trace the particular pathways by which George F. Kennan's feelings permeated his thoughts and actions relating to Russia and the United States. Scholars in a variety of fields can use a similar approach to delve deeper into the thoughts, motivations, and behavior of historical actors.
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Organization of American Historians
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