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Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
W-3
MAT05
Material Culture of the Aristocracy
Room 2.12
Eva Deak : Materials and colors of clothes in a princely court: the example of Alba Iulia during the reign of Gabriel Bethlen
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
H-6
MAT14
Material culture and modernization
Room 1.1
Emília Marques : Material culture and social conflict: distinction and counter-distinction in the Portuguese “Carnations Revolution” (1974) Tibor Valuch : The power of consumption - The changing of fashionable clothing in Hungary in the second half of the 20th century
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
B-7
MAT06
Heritage and material culture on display I
Cave B
Kathrin Pieren : Negotiating minority identities though the public display of material culture Hanna Snellman : Ethnicity Captured by Museums Marta Vilar Rosales : Things from Home. Memory, material culture, identity narratives and Portuguese colonial experiences.
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
B-8
MAT07
Heritage and material culture on display II
Cave B
Kate Mcintyre : At Home in the Museum? Kati Mikkola : Nation-Building and Self-Taught Folklore Collectors in 19th Century and Early 20th Century Finland Uta Protz : The Export of Works of Art and the Construction of Cultural Identity Nancy Stockdale : Selling the Sultan and His People: Christopher Oscanyan's Oriental and Turkish Museum
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
H-9
MAT03
Courts and food
Room 1.1
Danielle De Vooght : Culinary networks of power (Belgium, 2nd part 19th century) Anne Lair : France: Examples of Food Court during the Second Empire Özge Samanci : Ottoman Courtly Banquets Arranged in French Style (1850-1918)
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
K-10
NMMAT
Network meeting: Material and Consumer Culture
Room 4
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
A-11
MAT08
The performativity of objects I: technology
Cave A
Marco Musillo : Knowledge and Use of ‘Chinese’ paper in seventeenth-century Milan and Europe Lewis Siegelbaum : "Cars, Cars, and More Cars: The Faustian Bargain of the Brezhnev Era" Ine Van Dooren : Magic Lantern 19th Century production boom: diversity, standardisation and popularity.
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
A-12
MAT09
The performativity of objects II: public and private
Cave A
Stella Moss : ‘ “Safeguarded From Perils”: Youth, Gender and the Interwar English Public House’ Hana Pelikanova : Housing Culture in Communist Czechoslovakia in the Light of Oral History Sources
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
A-13
MAT10
The performativity of objects III: commodities
Cave A
Jonathan Morris : The Cappuccino Conquests : The Transnational History of Italian Coffee Marina Moskowitz : Seed Money: The Economies of Horticulture in Nineteenth-Century America Rachel Worth : Marks & Spencer and the Impact of Mass-produced Clothing on Notions of Fashion
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
A-14
LAB17
The performativity of objects IV: The Social History of Food
Cave A
Christine Garcia : The Cultural Revolution of Animal Rights Veganism Julie Guard : The Politics of Milk: Canadian Housewives Organize in the 1930s Franca Iacovetta : Food Wars and Culinary Pluralism in a Cold War City: Toronto, 1940s-1960s V-14 MAT12 Globalization and Material Culture Room 2.10
Kennan Ferguson : “Mastering the Art of Nationalism: Julia Child and the Gustatory Construction of French Culture” Jasmina Guseva : Globalization and New Trends in Culture Beverly Lemire : Rethinking Asian trade and Europe’s material culture:
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
T-15
MAT13
The propensity to spend, gamble and save
Room 9
Gerard Borst : Working-class saving in the Netherlands, 1870-1970 Jean-Francois Constant : State regulation and the social construction of consumer trust, 1870-1914 Paddy Dolan : Social interdependencies and the advancing threshold of consumption needs Riitta Matilainen : Consumer dreams of Finnish gamblers in the era of an emerging consumer society
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
D-17
MAT01
Second hand circuits of exchange: selling, the retailer and regulation
Cave D
Dries Lyna : In the twilight between old and new. The second-hand markets for paintings in 18th century Antwerp and Brussels. Ian Mitchell : Second-hand Book Trades in England, c.1680-1850 Martin Wottle : What’s new? Legal discourse on second-hand goods in 18th and early 19th century Stockholm.
Saturday 1 March 2008
16.30
L-18
MAT02
Second hand circuits of exchange: buying, the consumer and their motivations
Room 5.1
Robin Jones : 'souvenirs of people who have come and gone': second-hand furnishings and the Anglo-Indian domestic interior, 1840-1920 Kristina Lilja, Sofia Murhem & Göran Ulväng : Second-hand furniture fashion. Auction consumption of furniture in Sweden 1690-1850 Alison Toplis : A stolen garment or a reasonable purchase? The male consumer and the illicit second hand clothing market in the first half of the nineteenth century O-18 MAT15 Memories, Materiality and Economies in the Mennonite Diaspora Room 7.1
Lisette Hijink : Old Order Mennonite women and their material culture Yme Kuiper : Between frugality and civility. Dutch Mennonites and their taste for the 'world of goods' in the eighteenth century. Carel Roessingh : Mennonites, Migration and the Invention of New Cultures: Low German Mennonites of Belize |
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