Autobiography as a Language of Emotions: Arab Christian Adolescents in Ottoman Syria at the End of the Nineteenth Century.

Keyphrases

• Emotion Language 100%
• Christian Arabic 100%
• Nineteenth Century 100%
• Ottoman Syria 100%
• Protestant 66%
• The Self 33%
• Syrian 33%
• North America 33%
• Liberal 33%
• Happiness 33%
• Ottoman 33%
• Childhood History 33%
• European American 33%
• History of Emotions 33%
• Middle East Studies 33%
• Teaching Students 33%
• Ottoman History 33%
• American Missionaries 33%
• Western Education 33%
• Histories of children 33%
• Teenage Boys 33%
• American University of Beirut 33%
• Autobiographic Narratives 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Autobiography 100%
• Nineteenth Century 100%
• Adolescence 100%
• Ottoman Syria 100%
• Narrative 60%
• Protestant 40%
• English 40%
• Point of view 20%
• Happiness 20%
• Expression 20%
• Liberal 20%
• Corpus 20%
• tenets 20%
• Beirut 20%
• Ottoman 20%
• History of emotions 20%
• Ottoman History 20%
• American Missionaries 20%

Social Sciences

• Nineteenth Century 100%
• Youth 100%
• Emotions 100%
• Syrian Arab Republic 100%
• Christians 50%
• Narrative 50%
• English 50%
• Teaching Practice 25%
• Happiness 25%
• Clergy 25%
• Autobiographic Narratives 25%