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Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
R-3
FAM25
Construction of Blood III: From Lineage to Race, 1650-1900
Amphitheater 4
Margareth Lanzinger : The “Bonds of Blood”: Kin marriages and blood discourse in the 19th century Edith Saurer : Eugenic ideas of kinship and blood-Paolo Mantegazza (1831-1910)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
R-4
SOC05
Meet the author: Peter Hennock, 'The Origin of the Welfare State in England and Germany, 1850-1914: Social Policies Compared'
Amphitheater 4
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
R-5
CUL10
History of Emotions I: Theoretical aspects of the history of emotions
Amphitheater 4
Deidre Pribram : An Individual of Feeling: Emotion, Gender, and Subjectivity in Historical Perspectives on Sensibility Otto Ulbricht : Historians coping with emotion: From Lucien Febvre to William Reddy
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
R-6
ELI05
Elites and nationalism in comparative perspective
Amphitheater 4
Prachi Deshpande : Foreign travel?: Homeland and Migration in 18th and 19th century India Aliye Fatma Mataraci : A Merchant Network: Reading Muslim Merchants through Trade Letters Vanni Pettinà : The United States against the Cuban nationalist elites: searching for the interlocutor
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
R-7
CUL12
History of Emotions III: Emotions and literature
Amphitheater 4
R. Darren Gobert : Staging Trauma in the Private Theatre Karen Schaller : Secrecy and Textual Affect: The Case for Re-reading Emotion in Elizabeth Bowen’s ‘Tears, Idle Tears’ Juergen Schlaeger : Literature and Emotional Intelligence. Discovery of the Emotions as a Human Resource
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
R-8
THE08
The Human Sciences between Universalism and Contextualism
Amphitheater 4
Thomas Louis Benjamin, Kevin Nehil : Truth or Consequences: Early Modern American Ethnographies and the Perils of Postmodernism and Postcolonialism Manuela Ciotti : The ‘western anthropologist’ unbound: local identities, scholarly selves and global knowledge production Antoon De Baets : How the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Determines the Work of Historians Aviezer Tucker : Anachronism, Retrospection and Evidence
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
R-9
LAB00
Roundtable: A Global Development of Free Wage Labour in the 19th and 20th century
Amphitheater 4
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
R-10
NMFAM
Network meeting: Family and Demography
Amphitheater 4
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
R-11
POL22
Emotions, Symbols and Media in the construction of citizenship
Amphitheater 4
Tom Olsson : The Brotherhood of Heroic Explorers: A New Model for Citizenship Christian Widholm : Inventing Perfect Citizens: Swedish Masculinity through the Lens of Sports Journalism
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
R-12
SOC13
Meet the author: Michael Katz, 'One Nation Divisible'
Amphitheater 4
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
R-13
THE04
Is History a Discipline Anymore
Amphitheater 4
David Harlan : Why the History Department will come to look more and more like the English Department Keith Jenkins : The Past as History: Disobedient Histories Alun Munslow : The Past-as-History
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
R-14
THE10
Unity and Diversity in Historical Writing
Amphitheater 4
Allan Smith : Understanding Particularist Persistence in Transcultural Contact Fields: Dennis Smith : Humiliation and Social Theory
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
R-15
ETH23
Roundtable: Family and the history of migration
Amphitheater 4
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
R-17
CRI22
Science and the Law: Criminology and Penal Reform in Italy, Germany, and Britain, 1880-1930
Amphitheater 4
Paul Garfinkel : Reforming by Numbers: Penal Jurists and Judicial Statistics in Liberal Italy Richard Wetzell : The Relationship between Criminology and Penal Reform in Germany, 1880-1930: Science versus Law? |
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