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Wednesday 30 March 2016
8.30 - 10.30
D-1
MAT01
Country House and Comfort in Early-Modern Europe
Aula 1, Nivel 0
Cristina Prytz : The Appearance of Comfort: Personal Reflections on Comfort in England and Sweden in the 1780s Jon Stobart : The Discomforts of Home, or How to Endure Life in the English Country House
Wednesday 30 March 2016
14.00 - 16.00
D-3
MAT03
Living Standards and Material Culture in Pre-industrial Europe: a Perspective from Building Craftsmen
Aula 1, Nivel 0
Andreia Durães : Experiencing Prosperity and Adversity (Lisbon, 1750-1833) Sebastian Keibek : From Inventories to Households: what Removing Inventories' Social Bias Reveals about Eighteenth-century English Consumption Wouter Ryckbosch : A Material Culture Approach to Living Standards in Flanders & Brabant (Belgium), 14th-18th Centuries Judy Stephenson : Inequality within the Trades: Variance in Wealth and Living Standards among Masons and Carpenters in London, 1650 – 1800
Wednesday 30 March 2016
16.30 - 18.30
G-4
ELI05
Elites in Central Europe during World War 1 and its Aftermath
Aula 4, Nivel 0
Roman Holec : Slovak Economic Elites in Austria-Hungary, Russia and USA and their Different Strategies in WWI and Short after 1918 Andrea Pokludova : Did the Great War Change the Living Conditions, Career, Social Status and Development of the high-ranking Civil Servants? The Example of the North Moravia and Silesia Cities Vlad Popovici : Civil Servants from North-Eastern Transylvania during World War I and its Aftermath
Thursday 31 March 2016
11.00 - 13.00
D-6
MAT06
Transregional Consumers and Actors: Navigating the Local and Global in Central Europe
Aula 1, Nivel 0
Maria Pakucs : “Turkish” Textiles in South-Eastern Europe: Circulation and Distribution in the Early Modern Period Gabi Schopf : Connecting Swiss Cotton Printer and Global Consumer: Merchants and Sales Agents in Atlantic Port Cities G-6 ELI06a Landed Elites and Life Styles in Modern Europe I Aula 4, Nivel 0
Elizabeth Macknight : Nobles in Rural Social Relationships of Post-revolutionary France Alex Snellman : The Transformation of the Finnish Landed Elite 1750–1919 Henrika Tandefelt : Educating a Nobleman around the Year 1900: Professional Knowledge, Emotions and Everyday Practices of Education and Formation in a Finnish Elite Family
Thursday 31 March 2016
14.00 - 16.00
D-7
MAT05
The Mobility of Objects Across Boundaries, AD 1000-1700
Aula 1, Nivel 0
Jennifer Hillman : Relic Translations and Sacred History in seventeenth-century France Thomas Pickles : The Mobility of Objects 1000-1700: Some Historical Paradigms Katherine Wilson : Choice, Concealment and Settings. The Chest in the Medieval Urban Theatre
Friday 1 April 2016
8.30 - 10.30
D-9
MAT02
Dowries and Morning Gifts: a Comparative Perspective on Women and Property in Early Modern Italy and Sweden
Aula 1, Nivel 0
Liise Lehtsalu : Monastic Dowry Politics in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-century Bologna Tuula Rantala : Widows and Morning Gift Property in Late Medieval Sweden Beatrice Zucca Micheletto : A Family Matter or a Woman's Choice? Kin Relationships, Female ork and Charity Institutions in Italian Dowry System (Turin, 18th Century)
Friday 1 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
D-10
MAT07
New Materials in the Old World. European Encounters with Exotic Substances
Aula 1, Nivel 0
Wouter Klein : The Hidden History of a Famous Drug: Tracing the Adoption and Acculturation of Peruvian Bark in Early Modern Western Europe (1650-1720) Pia Lundqvist : A Question of Taste – Consumption of Colonial Goods and Alcohol in Three Swedish Nineteenth-Century Novels
Friday 1 April 2016
14.00 - 16.00
D-11
MAT08
Public and Private Consumption in Modern Europe
Aula 1, Nivel 0
Dorella Dinardo, Angela Carbone & Annamaria Gaetana de Pinto : Social structures and consumer cultural in Southern Italy (19th-20th centuries) Ute Hasenoehrl : Empires of Light and Darkness: Explorations on the Social Consumption and Meaning of Artificial Light in the British Empire Preston Perluss : Smoke, Mirrors and Mirth. Cafés, Comestibles and High Spirits in 18th Century Paris Marie Ulväng, Inger Jonsson : New Commodities, New Habits and Changing Household Strategies in Sweden 1880-1930
Friday 1 April 2016
16.30 - 18.30
D-12
MAT09
Shifts in the Global Commodity Chain of Luxury Commodities (Silver, Diamonds, Glass Beads, Fur and Ivory) and their Consequences for Labour Relations and Environment
Aula 1, Nivel 0
Saturday 2 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
J-14
MAT04
What should we do with Family and Personal Photography?
Aula 7, Nivel 0
Nicole Hudgins : The Gender of Photography: Play, Performance, and Fantasy in Women’s “Private” Camera Work, c. 1850-1880 Annebella Pollen : Known Unknowns: Social and Historical Methodologies in Search of the Found Photograph Penny Tinkler : Friendship in Focus: Photography and the Representation and Performance of Girls’ Friendships in England, 1950-70 |
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