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Wednesday 23 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
N-1
WOM13
Gender, Colonialism and Political Independence
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Sevil Kilincoglu : Being a Guerrilla Woman in Iran and Turkey Seth Meisel : Women’s Petitions and Political Culture in Early Independence Argentina
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
Wednesday 23 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
N-3
THE01a
The Scholarly Self (I). Moral and Epistemic virtues
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Pieter Huistra : From History-minded Bourgeois to Bourgeois Historians? Dutch Academic History Education in the Nineteenth Century Sarah Keymeulen : An Integrated Man: Henri Pirenne as the Emblem of Moral and Epistemic Virtues
Wednesday 23 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
N-4
THE01b
The Scholarly Self (II): Epistemic Virtues and Emotional Dispositions
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Christine Ottner : The Eagle’s Eye: Criticism and Emotion in Austrian Scholarly Historical Book Reviews Herman Paul : Why Epistemic Virtues Require Passion, Love, and Desire: a Nineteenth-Century View
Thursday 24 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
N-6
THE04
The Methodological Foundations of Social Science History: Considerations of The State of the Game
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Christopher Lloyd : The Consequences of Excessive Tolerance and Eclecticism: How the Soul of Social Science History Withered and how it can be Reborn Olga Porshneva : The Role of Interdisciplinary Collaboration in the Integration of History and Social Sciences: the Phenomenon of Social Science History Johanna Rainio-Niemi : Rethinking the political, transnationalising the national: the promise of transnational turn to political and social science history Hanna Snellman : Oral History: One Way Forward for European Ethnology within a SSH Framework?
Thursday 24 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
N-7
THE06
Evolving Politics and Theory among (Some) Radical Baby Boomer Historians in the U.S.
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Teresa Meade : I’ll Probably Survive Capitalism, but will the Planet? Sustainability and Capitalism in the 21st Century Andor Skotnes : Polarities of Social History Praxis: Edward Thompson, Louis Althusser…and Mao Barbara Weinstein : From Marxist Political Economy to Latin American Social History
Thursday 24 April 2014
16.30 - 17.30
N-8
POL00
Network meeting Politics, Citizenship and Nations
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Friday 25 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
N-9
SEX14
Politics of Sexuality in the 70's
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Antoine Idier : Gay Liberation and Pedophilia in Post 68 France Mariette Le Den : Standards of Motherhood: from Young Mothers to Single Mothers in the 70's
Friday 25 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
N-10
THE05
The “Reality” of History – The Reality of “History”
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Achim Saupe : Playing with Historical Authenticity. 20th Century German History in Recent Films Daniel Siemens : National Socialist Storm Troopers (SA) in World War II: more than a Virtual Reality?
Friday 25 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
N-11
THE07
Institutions, Networks, and Ideology in Historical Research
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Patrick Fridenson : New Institutions and New Networks at the Source of the New Labour History in France, 1948-1960 Anne Mccants : Formalizing Informality: Interdisciplinary Research as Practiced by the SSHA Huub Sanders : Networks, Change and Continuity in an Academic Institution: the International Institute of Social History 1979-1989
Friday 25 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
N-12
THE08
Biography as a Method in Social Science History
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Tiina Kinnunen : Fighting Feminists - Fighting Feminisms: Comparative Biography in Reserach on Feminist Ideas Kristina Lundgren : Ada Nilsson (1872-1964) - a Women's Doctor at the Barricade Irma Sulkunen : Biography and Canonized National Histories
Saturday 26 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
N-13
THE11
Unity and Diversity in Historical Thinking
Hörsaal 33 first floor
David Mayer : Clio Militans – Understanding the History of Marxist Historiography. New Approaches and Perspectives Jamie Melrose : Re-reading Social Democratic Marxism: the Problem of Ideology and the Potential of Discourse.
Saturday 26 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
N-14
WOM18
Travelling and Translating Ideas
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Karin S. Wozonig : A Vindication of the Rights of Women Revisited. The Austrian Poetess and Journalist Betty Paoli (1814-1894) reads Mary Wollstonecraft and George Sand
Saturday 26 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
N-15
WOM22
Feminine Spaces? Privacy, Family, Networks
Hörsaal 33 first floor
Eva Schäffler : East German Marriage “in the Flow”: Concepts and Practices of Marriage before and after 1989/90 Irena Selisnik, Marta Verginella : Social Networks and Emotional Ties: Desire to be Free. Social Network of Young Intelligentsia around Marica Nadlišek Bartol at the Turn of the Century. |
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