History of My Life
Casanova, Histoire de ma vie (written 1789–98) · Written at Duchcov; unexpurgated text published by Brockhaus 1960–62, English translation by Willard Trask 1966–71. Episodes paraphrased here, not quoted
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What it found
Histoire de ma vie, written 1789–98 at Duchcov. Scholarship since the 1960s has verified many of its people and events and corrected others; the Piombi escape is documented in Venetian state archives independently of him.
What it does not show
The affairs themselves are unverifiable. Treat the behaviour as instructive and the outcomes as his own account.
Where we rely on it
1 place in the academy. If this paper turned out to be wrong, this is the list that would have to change.
Cited alongside it
Papers that sit under the same topics and films. Not a claim that they agree with each other — only that the same exercises lean on both.
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Huang, Yeomans, Brooks, Minson & Gino (2017)Duration Neglect in Retrospective Evaluations of Affective Episodes; When More Pain Is Preferred to Less
Fredrickson & Kahneman (1993); Kahneman, Fredrickson, Schreiber & Redelmeier (1993)From the canon
A true story from history. Interesting, but a story is not proof.
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