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Wednesday 23 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
W-1
MAT03
Global Luxury Commodities: Production, Exchange, Consumption and Valuation
Hörsaal 50 second floor
Karin Hofmeester : Diamonds: a Global Luxury Commodity Shaping Global Connections Karin Pallaver : "The Mysterious End of the World in Which Beads are Found under Ground": Venetian Glass Beads in 19th-Century East Africa Giorgio Riello : From Luxury to Fashionable Necessity: The Success of Cotton Textiles in the First Global Age
Wednesday 23 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
N-2
WOM23 MAT7
Convents, Consumption and Material Culture in Early Modern Central Europe
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Ellinor Forster : The Self-conception of Convents and Chapters in Early Modern Times Reflected in their Material Culture Janine Maegraith : Sugar, Spices and Coffee: Exotic Comestibles within Convent Walls and Changes in Consumption Pattern. The Case of Gutenzell 1670 – 1812 Christine Schneider : Between Monastic Vow and Economic Constraint: How Poor does a Nun have to be? Igor Sosa Mayor : ‘Hygienisation’ of the Home? Sacred Objects in House Chapels and their Ecclesiastical Control W-2 MAT04 Global Trade and European Fashion: People and Commodities in the Transformation of European Material Culture, c. 1500-1800 Hörsaal 50 second floor
Veronika Hyden-Hanscho : Beaver Hats in Vienna: Global Dimensions of French Commodities, c. 1650-1750 Beverly Lemire : A Question of Trousers: Mariners and Empire in the Crafting of Democratic Male Dress in Britain, c. 1600-1820 Renate Pieper : Red and Blue: New Colours from a New World (1550-1650)
Wednesday 23 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
R-3
ELI01a
A Taste for Luxury in Sweden, Finland and Russia, c. 1750–1850 – Luxury and National Taste I
Hörsaal 42 second floor
Sofia Murhem, Göran Ulväng : To Buy a Plate. Retail and Shopping for Porcelain and Faience in Stockholm during the 18th Century Marie Steinrud : To Bring Delight to a Nose: The Swedish Ironmasters and their Network of Commissioners Lauri Suurmaa, Raimo Pullat : Probate Inventories as Sources for the Study of the History of Luxury in Estonian Towns in the Early Modern Period (18th Century)
Wednesday 23 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
R-4
ELI01b
A Taste for Luxury in France, Spain and Britain, c. 1750–1900 – Luxury and National Taste II
Hörsaal 42 second floor
Natacha Coquery : Luxury Goods beyond Boundaries. The Parisian Market during the French Revolution Nadia Fernandez de Pinedo, Corinne Thépaut- Cabasse : A taste for French style in the Bourbon Spain: eating, drinking and clothing in Madrid (1740’s) Johanna Ilmakunnas : ‘Luxury of Needlework. Elite Women, Material Culture and Handicrafts in French Eighteenth-century Paintings Jon Stobart : ‘A Very English Affair? Furnishing the Hanoverian English Country House’
Thursday 24 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
W-5
MAT09
Nouveaux Riches and Country House Culture in Europe, 1750-1914. Comparative Research on ‘Landed’ Consumption Styles of the Rich and Very Rich
Hörsaal 50 second floor
Elyze Storms-Smeets : Textile ‘Barons’ as a New Landed Elite in the 19th Century: a Geographical and Comparative Approach Henrika Tandefelt, Maria Vainio-Kurtakko : New Money and Old Families – Coexistence, Competition and Consumption Finland c. 1870–1920 Fred Vogelzang : Industrialists and Country House Culture in the Dutch Province of Limburg during the 19th Century
Thursday 24 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
J-6
ASI03
History of Materials, Objects and Waste in Asia
Hörsaal 29 first floor
Evelien de Hoop, Dr. Saurabh Arora : Material Meanings: Historicizing the Indian 'Wasteland’ as a Performative Classifier Chieko Nakajima : Privy, City, and Empire: Human Waste Disposal in Semi-Colonial Shanghai W-6 MAT08 Mass Consumption Society Contested. The Politics of Consumer Concerns from a Global Perspective (1945-2000) Hörsaal 50 second floor
Sanjukta Ghosh : Decolonisation and the Consumer Politics of Hunger in Bengal 1944-50. Fruzsina Müller : Jeans Production in Socialist Hungary Giselle Nath : Postwar Consumer Movements in Belgium: Politicization, Depolitization and Competition (1957-1970) Peter van Dam : Moralizing the Global Marketplace. Fair Trade in the Netherlands since the 1960s X-6 TEC03a Technologies @ Home: Uses, Practices and Negotiation of New Technologies in Nineteenth-Century Urban Homes UR2 Germanistik second floor
Ellen Janssens : Domestic Water Use in the Pre-waterworks Era (Antwerp, Belgium 1800-1880) Timo Myllyntaus : Life Styles Coloured by Heating Technology. Contrasts of Urban and Rural Homes in Pre-modern Finland Leda Papastefanaki : Sewing at Home. The Sewing Machine and the Household in Greece, 19th Century Emily January Petersen : “Invent This, O Ye Men”: The Female Inventor of the Dishwasher and Communication
Thursday 24 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
X-7
TEC03b
Domestic Technologies
UR2 Germanistik second floor
Clive Edwards : Consumer Timber Choices as Signifiers in 20th Century Furniture Isabelle Favre-Felix : The Rise of Television in France: a Path towards a New Consumer Society ? (1945-1985) Susan Haight : Modeling Domesticity in Toronto: the T. Eaton Company’s House Displays 1926-1950
Friday 25 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
W-9
MAT11
Rural Artisans, Shops and Consumers
Hörsaal 50 second floor
Béatrice Craig : Modernity, Respectability and the Early 18th Century Canadian Rural Consumer Marie Ulväng : Clothing, Gender, Values and Valuations in 19th Century Merja Uotila : Rural Artisans in Early Nineteenth-Century Finland Ann Wilson : Production, Consumption and Agency: Catholic Images in Late Nineteenth-century Ireland Z-9 MID04 The 'Props' of Everyday Life? Material Culture, Daily Practices and Urban Values in Late Medieval and early Modern Urban Society UR4 Germanistik second floor
Maxime Poulain : Cultural Identity and Social Standing: the Case-study of Middelburg Isis Sturtewagen : Clothing the Children. Dress and Daily Life at the Begard School of Bruges in the mid-16th Century. Katherine Wilson : The Function of Textiles in Domestic Spaces from the Evidence of Testaments and Inventories from Later Medieval Dijon, Douai and Tournai
Friday 25 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
W-10
MAT12
Marketing & Advertising
Hörsaal 50 second floor
Gerulf Hirt, Sandra Schürmann : When the Cigarette Went to War: Investigating the Branded Product's Political Cultures during and after World War I Sorcha O'Brien : Making Meaning with Ephemera – Electrical Technology and Irish National Identity in the 1920s Cheryl Roberts : A Price for Fashion: A Young Working Class Woman’s Wardrobe in 1930s London.
Saturday 26 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
W-13
MAT16
The Kitchen – a Room for Social Utopias, Ideals and Everyday Life during the Long Twentieth Century
Hörsaal 50 second floor
Jenny Lee : Sowing Vegetables and Reaping Morality – Ideals on the Benefits of Kitchen Gardening Fredrik Sandgren : The Freeze-chain Completed? When the Deepfrozen Food System Invaded the Swedish Kitchen 1945-1960 Abhijit Sarkar : The State in the Kitchen: State-Intervention in Food and Popular Responses in Wartime India (1939-45)
Saturday 26 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
W-14
MAT17
Jewish Space and Material Culture in Central Europe
Hörsaal 50 second floor
Louise Hecht : Appropriation of Jewish Space on the Wiener Ringstrasse: a Poet’s Apartment in Palais Schey Elana Shapira : Bringing Culture to the Viennese? Jewish Patrons and Entrepreneurs Fashioning the Viennese Ring and the Entertainment Park Prater Lisa Silverman : Vienna’s Jewish Geography: Imagining the Leopoldstadt
Saturday 26 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
W-15
POL MAT14
The Politics of Shopping in Twentieth-Century Britain and America: Reconsidering Party, Gender, Rhetoric and Activism
Hörsaal 50 second floor
Gidon Cohen : Consumption and Political Identity in Post-war Britain Philippa Haughton : “Widening the Scope of Advertising’s Vision”: the Women’s Advertising Club of London’ Emily Robinson : “For Progressive Men only": The Politics of Commerce in Inter-war Britain Will Wilson : Materiality, Festivity, and the Structuring of Society in the Third Reich, 1933-1939
Saturday 26 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
W-16
MAT15
Visualizing Social Inequality in Early Modern Europe
Hörsaal 50 second floor
Lucas Haasis : O Captain! My Captain! Hierarchies in 18th Century Correspondences between Merchants and Ship`s Captains Astrid Pajur : Order and Disorder in an Urban Setting: Perceptions and Practices of Social Order in Early Modern Tallinn Mikkel Venborg Pedersen : Filtering Impressions: Meeting with Fashionable Goods in Danish Everyday Life in the Eighteenth Century Karin Sennefelt : Looking at Social Hierarchy: Stockholm 1650–1750 |
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