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Wednesday 11 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
P-1
CUL02
Popular Culture and Media Diversity
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Roeland Harms : The Influence of the Early Modern Popular Media on the Dutch Literary Stories of 'Jan Klaasz' and 'Jan de Wasser' Marie Léger-St-Jean : Mid-19th Century Cheap Novels: Speeding Towards Global Mass Transmedia Culture Angela McShane : Ballads on Affairs of State in 17th Century England. Some Myths and Legends Talitha Verheij : Processes of Popularization in Dutch Popular Print Media
Wednesday 11 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
P-2
CUL01
Performers and Spectators: Production and Reception of Popular Entertainment in the 18th and 19th centuries
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Evelien Jonckheere : The Economy of ‘Attractions’ in Ghent anno 1895 Eva Krivanec : An early Copy & Paste Culture. The Mobility of Aesthetic Forms, Narrative Elements and Strategies of Attraction in European Live Entertainments 1870-1930 Vicky Vanruysseveldt : Reaching Out for a Public: Strategies of Itinerant Entertainers to Attract Spectators (1750-1914) Maarten Walraven : The Audible Street in Manchester, 1850-1895
Wednesday 11 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
P-3
EDU08
The Decorated School
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Peter Cunningham : Public art and the Primary School 1920-1960 Jeremy Howard : Painted, Sculpted, Stitched, Tiled, Metallic, Glazed and Landscaped Schools as Learning Topoi Shona Kallestrup : Asger Jorn’s School Decoration in Århus Statsgymnasium, Denmark, 1959-61
Wednesday 11 April 2012
16.30 - 18.30
P-4
SEX04
Oral History, Memory, Archiving
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Sara Edenheim : The Epistemology of the Archive: Encountering Queer Theory as a Philosophy of History Patrizia Gentile : Using Memory Studies as Queer Methodology: Canadian Queers, National Security and Trauma
Thursday 12 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
P-5
SEX07
Bodies and Biology
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Bente Rosenbeck : The Tru Sex? Trouble with Hermaphrodites - The Danish Experience Clare Tebbutt : Mark Weston: 'Attaining Male Sexuality against every Disadvantage': An Athlete's Change of Sex in 1930s Britain
Thursday 12 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
P-6
SPA01
GIS and Literature
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Ian Gregory : GIS and Texts: Exploring Lake District Literature using GIS Anouk Lang : Geographies of Modernist Myth-making: Mapping Literary Paris in the Early Twentieth Century
Thursday 12 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
P-7
SPA02
GIS and Qualitative Data
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Alexander Nakhimovsky : Timelines, Annotated Maps, and Visualization of History: Event Map Framework and Applications Douwe Zeldenrust, Joris van Zundert & Anne Beaulieu & Alexander Witteveen & Karina van Dalen-Oskam & Kees Mandemakers & Arjen Versloot : Exploring New Ways of Integrating Heterogeneous Spatial Data and Annotations
Friday 13 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
P-9
SPA03
GIS and Social History
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Douglas Brown : The New Poor Law and the North-South Divide Deryck Holdsworth, Susan Friedman & Christine Rosenfeld & Alexander Savelyev : Group Travel: Visualizing Spatio-temporal Guest Patterns in Historical Resort Hotels David Jeevendrampillai, Ashley Dhanani, Sam Griffiths, Victor Buchli, Laura Vaughan & Mordechai (Muki) Hacklay : The Application of Space Syntax Methodologies in researching The Contemporary Urban Past: Embedding ‘Configurational Ethnography’ The Case of South Norwood
Friday 13 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
P-10
EDU11
War & Children / Childhood
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Orna Naftali : Embattled Childhoods: Children, Gender and Violence in China of the “Cultural Revolution” Period (1966-76) Sarah Van Ruyskensvelde : A School Trip Down Memory Lane - Catholic Education, Pupil’s Memory and World War II in Belgium
Friday 13 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
P-11
SPA09
Expanding the Range of HGIS
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Don Lafreniere, Jason Gilliland : Beyond the Narrative: Using H-GIS to Reveal Hidden Patterns and Processes of Daily Life in Nineteenth-Century Cities George Vascik : Pigs and Protest: The Crisis of Swine Husbandry and the Electoral Success of anti-Semitic Political Parties in Northwest Germany, 1924-1930
Friday 13 April 2012
16.30 - 18.30
P-12
SPA05
HGIS Methodological Issues
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Jean Luc Pinol, Guillaume Fantion : Historical Administrative Zoning and History : France XIXth-XXth Centuries (Methods and Results) Humphrey Southall, Patrick Manning : Potentials for a Global Historical GIS Pierre Vernus, Francesco Beretta & Claire Charlotte Butez : Managing Geo-historical Information in a Collective and Cumulative System. The Project SyMoGIH and its Gazetteer
Saturday 14 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
P-13
SPA04
GIS and Spatial Distribution
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Niall Cunningham : The Rule of ‘Vicarious Punishment’: Space, Religion and the Belfast ‘Troubles’ of 1920 – 22 Sebastian Klüsener : Long-term Trends in the Spatial Distribution of the Population in Germany 1820-today Luis Silveira, Daniel Ribeiro Alves & Josep Puig : New Insights on the Evolution of Population Distribution in the Iberian Peninsula (1878-2001)
Saturday 14 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
P-14
ANT05
Thucydides and the Origins of Social-Scientific History
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Neville Morley : Thucydides and ‘Geschichte als Wissenschaft’
Saturday 14 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
P-15
SPA06
GIS and Urban History
JWS Room J361 (J7)
Florian Ploeckl : Space, Settlements, Towns: The Influence of Geography and Market Access on Settlement Distribution and Urbanization Jan Reiff : New Deal Visions: Mapping Urban America’s Past, Present and Future Carry van Lieshout : Access to Water in Eighteenth-century London Gerben Zaagsma : Mapping Fascism and Anti-fascism in London in the 1930s |
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