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Tuesday 26 February 2008
14.15
N-1
FAM0I
Construction of Blood I: Kinship Discourses from the Middle Ages to the Baroque, Part 1: Cultural Methaphors of Incorporation
Room 6.1
Max S. Hering Torres : "Purity of Blood" in Early Modern Spain Bernhard Jussen : Considerations on the semantics of sanguis and consanguinitas in the Middle Ages David Warren Sabean : Theological and literary discourses of blood in Baroque Culture
Tuesday 26 February 2008
16.30
N-2
TEC03
Children, health and hygiene - Europe 1880-1960 - Continuity or change?
Room 6.1
Nelleke Bakker : 'Health colonies' for children and the fear of tuberculosis in the Netherlands 1883-1955 Josep Lluís Barona : Meals, open air and sanatoria: preventing children tuberculosis in Spain (1892-1936) Ning De Coninck-Smith : Health, art and architecture - Vintersbølle children’s sanatorium 1934-1937.
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
N-3
SEX12
Perceptions of children and sexuality
Room 6.1
Geertje Mak : Incest, Freud and class: scientia sexualis and the boundaries of bourgeois civilisation Anna Tijsseling : Constructing homosexual criminality. Police efforts in the Netherlands, 1911-1960
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
N-4
SEX01
Sexual Politics
Room 6.1
Norman Domeier : Science and Scandal – The power of Sexology in the Eulenburg affair 1906-1909 Dan Healey : Reflections on a Sexual Revolution under the Aegis of Medicine Annette Timm : Sexual Innuendo, Rumour and the SS Lebensborn Homes During the Third Reich
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
N-5
SEX04
Diversions and Perversions in the Early Modern Period II
Room 6.1
Tonya Lambert : The Female Body as Evidence against Rape in Early Modern England Marianna Muravyeva : Between Law and Morality: Sexual Violence in 18th century Russia Junko Takeda : From Discipline to Punishment: The Trials of Sexual Deviance during the Plague of Marseille, 1720 - 1723
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
N-6
WOM14
Women and Medical Care in Modern Europe
Room 6.1
Lynn Lubamersky : The Advantage of being “A Polish Woman, and a foreigner in their country”: the Life of Regina Salomea Pilsztynowa Sabine Veits-Falk : Migration of Women Doctors (19th and early 20th century)
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
N-7
TEC05
International Perspectives on the Professionalization of Engineering and Industrial Science
Room 6.1
Kate Hamblin : 'Men of brain and brawn and guts': The professionalization of Marine Engineering in Britain and Germany, 1830 - Present Robin Mackie, Gerrylynn K. Roberts : The changing roles of British chemists in industry, 1918-1970’
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
N-8
SOC06
Categorisations of populations -- contested concepts II
Room 6.1
John Macinnes : Identifying the British Victor Thompson, Tahu Kukutai : Inside-Out: The Politics of Enumerating the Nation
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
N-9
TEC04
Engineering, applied science, and industrial innovation
Room 6.1
David Mitch : The Rise of the Engineering Profession and Industrial Innovation in 20th Century Britain Alessandro Nuvolari, Christine Macleod : "Glorious Times": The Emergence of Mechanical Engineering in Early Industrial Britain, C 1700-1850
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
N-10
NMORA
Network meeting: Oral History
Room 6.1
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
N-11
ETH21
Male Domestic Workers: Past and Present in Comparative Perspective
Room 6.1
Majella Kilkey : Engendering the relationship between globalisation, migration and social reproduction: the migrant handyman phenomenon Raka Ray, Seemin Qayum : Male servants and the failure of patriarchy in Kolkata (Calcutta) Raffaella Sarti : Fighting for masculinity. Male Domestic Workers in Italy (19th-20th century) Francesca Scrinzi : Male migrant domestic workers and the management of de-gendered racialized identities
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
N-12
ASI07
Connecting Asia and the West: Knowledge and Identities
Room 6.1
Leila Moein : Health and medicine in ancient Iran specially Zartosht religions Arabinda Samanta : Colonial Construction of Smallpox in Nineteenth Century India
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
N-13
ELI13
Economic, political and cultural capital in 20th century Scandinavia
Room 6.1
Pål Brunnström : Class identity and class politics among Swedish industrialists 1918 to 1939 Kari-Matti Piilahti : Power and Networks of Finnish Business Elite 1850-1940 Niklas Stenlås : A Swedish Model of Management? How Sweden's Business Elite adapted to Social Democratic Power
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
N-14
TEC01
On the Sunny Side of the Road. Delights of Motoring
Room 6.1
Olle Hagman : Driving Pleasure: A Key Concept in Swedish Car Culture Riikka Jalonen : "I Simply Enjoy Driving!" Ride for Pleasure in Finland, 1962 - 1973 Christopher Neumaier, Kilian J. L. Steiner : The manifold meanings of cars in Europe and the USA
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
N-15
TEC02
Dismal Days at the Wheel. Risks of Motoring
Room 6.1
Michael Hascher : Driving Safer. Early Developments Concerning Road Safety in Germany in the 1930s Timo Myllyntaus : When Gas was a Hazard in Motoring. A Surrogate Fuel Powering Finnish Automobiles over the Wartime Crisis, 1939-1945
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
N-17
LAB23
Emancipation: Navigating 'Free Labor' in the Post-Civil War US South
Room 6.1
Brian Kelly : Holding Off Counterrevolution: Black Workers & White Paramilitarism in Reconstruction South Carolina Susan O'Donovan : Mapping Freedom’s Terrain: The Political and Productive Landscapes of New Bern and Wilmington, North Carolina |
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