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Wednesday 22 March 2006
10:45
C-2
CUL17
Audiovisual representation of war I
Room C
Maria Antonia Paz Rebollo : Information as Show: Pre-Iraq War on Spanish TV Araceli Rodríguez Mateos : The representation of war in the Spanish newsreel NO-DO María Ulled : Watching War. Irak’s War Photographies on spanish newspapers H-2 CUL02 Consumer Culture Room H
Marija Grujic : Reconstructing the Consumer Identity: Memories of Popular music consumption in Serbia in the Nineties Hanna Kuusi : Domesticating Design – Male Designers and Female Consumers in the 1950s’ Finland
Wednesday 22 March 2006
14:15
U-3
CUL06
Audiovisual representation of war II
Room U
Javier Cervera Gil : Spanish Civil War in the cinema after Franco‘s system Javier Ortiz-Echagüe, Julio Montero : The first War photographed in Spain: Images of the Second Carlist War. Antonio Sánchez-Escalonilla : The Psychosis of the Cold War in the Science-Fiction Films of the 50s
Wednesday 22 March 2006
16:30
D-4
CUL03
Art and the representation of power
Room D
Britt-Inger Johansson : Housing a Dynasty: Architecture as a tool for monarchical representation in early 19th century Sweden Joy Kearney : De Hondecoeter, the Dutch East India Company and exotic fauna in art Per Widén : Dynastic Histories. Art museums in early 19th century Sweden S-4 TEC01 Designing Modern Childhood: Toys and Food Room S
Rudolf Dekker : Changes in the Appreciation of Toys and Play in Dutch Childhood Memoirs, 17th-20th Centuries. Maria Papathanasiou : Poor children’s material cultures in the german-speaking world (1880-1940)
Thursday 23 March 2006
8:30
N-5
TEC02
Designing Modern Childhood: Educational Architecture
Room N
Amy Ogata : Designing Education in Postwar American Schools Lesley Whitworth : School Children, Domestic Skills and Future Consumption in a British Midlands City: a 1930s case study
Thursday 23 March 2006
10:45
C-6
CUL07
Domestic interiors and the influence of social class, migration experiences and ethnicity
Room C
Alison Clarke, Ozlem Savas : Taste Diasporas and the Relocated Interior Michael Mcmillan : The "West Indian" Front Room in the African Diaspora Hilje van der Horst, Daphne Duin : Constructing identities in the home environment
Thursday 23 March 2006
14:15
G-7
CUL05
Travellers and Travel Narratives. Nature and Culture in the Discourse of Modernity
Room G
Carmen Andras : British travel literature about Romania in the 18-19th centuries Anna Konstancja Marszal : The Imagine of Rome in the Grand Tour Tradition Ricardo Palma : Travel and Scientific Reports in the era of Modernity: Our most faithful travelling companions: lice Angela Thompson, Jason Thompson : Poltergeist! Frederick Catherwood in the Old World and the New
Friday 24 March 2006
8:30
N-9
TEC04
Postwar Images of Science and Technology
Room N
Guillaume De Syon : From Pyramids to Time Travel: The scientists as controller of fate Jaakko Suominen : Machines in Duckburg. Inventing in Walt Disney’s Comic Book ‘Donald Duck’ in Finland during the 1950’s Q-9 CUL09 Was there a Cultural Turn? Representation, Discourse, and the Politics of Cultural History Room N1-O1
Jennifer Milligan : Cultural History and the Archive: The Case of the Archives Nationales in the Nineteenth Century Sandrine Sanos : The Aesthetics of Far-Right Political Discourse in 1930s France Jean Terrier : Culture and international exchange in the work of Marcel Mauss
Friday 24 March 2006
10:45
Q-10
CUL10
Witnesses in Early Modern England
Room N1-O1
Alexandra Shepard : The ‘worth’ of witnesses and the language of self-description in early modern England Andy Wood : Narrative, community and custom in English court depositions, c.1500-1750
Friday 24 March 2006
14:15
N-11
CUL11
Borders and Multiple Identities
Room N
Christine Delhaye : Diversity in the cultural field of Amsterdam (working title) Jyrki Korkki : Border identities. Ethnicity, Nationality and Conflict in Village of Raivola, 1870-1930. Katerina Pouliasi, Maykel Verkuyten : Bicultural identities in cultural divergencies Roxann Prazniak : Trecento Tuscany in Eurasian Context
Friday 24 March 2006
16:30
N-12
CUL12
Relationship with the Past among Youngsters
Room N
Lies Klerkx : How do youngsters cope with the past? Kees Ribbens : A historical canon for whom?
Saturday 25 March 2006
10:45
D-14
FAM12
Family and every day life
Room D
Paolo Cornaglia : Chinese fashion, architecture and everyday life in Piedmont in 18th century Jens Henrik Koudal : 19th Century Archives of Popular Culture and the History of Everyday Life Fiona Smith : Exhibiting the postsocialist archive: the cultural geographies of German contemporary history museums S-14 CUL14 Memory and Forgetting after WW II Room S
Ulla-Maija Peltonen : Testimony as a form of remembering Slavica Srbinovska : Function of memory in the process of identification Nikolai Vukov : Commemorations of the Special Dead in the Everyday Life of Socialist Bulgaria
Saturday 25 March 2006
14:15
C-15
CUL18
Round Table: Media Selfperception of the Spanish Transition to Democracy. Reason of a peculiar consensus
Room C
Carmela García-Ortega : The Nationalist Exception: the Basque Country Mercedes Montero : The New Democratic Press Jordi Rodríguez Virgili : The Adversarial Press from the Extreme Right Sectors Jose J. Sanchez-Aranda : Professional and Ideological Attitudes of Spanish Journalists Ricardo Zugasti : The Press and King Juan Carlos: a Special Relation of Complicity N-15 CUL15 Historic Imagery and Social Contexts: on politics and identities Room N
Arthur McIvor, Ronnie Johnston : ‘Making a man of you’: forging masculine identities in Scotland’s heavy industries: 1930-1970s Julia Schaefer : Rationalizing the nation – workers, machines and processes in film
Saturday 25 March 2006
16:30
D-16
CUL16
Gender in Postcolonial Indonesia
Room D
Pamela Pattynama : Passing and Mixed Race as Colonial Performance and Narrative Lizzy van Leeuwen : Bedak meets Kollagen: middle-class eclecticism in the Jakartan beauty parlour and beyond T-16 CUL08 New Reactionaries: the Cultural Politics of the Right in Contemporary Europe Room T
Hugo Frey : The Uses of Literature for the French Extreme Right-Wing: From the ‘Hussards’ to the ‘New Reactionaries’ Wulf Kansteiner : The Ivory Tower as Media Event?:Germany's Literary Elite and the Nationalization of German Politics after Unification Benjamin Noys : La libido réactionnaire?: the recent fiction of J. G. Ballard |
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