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Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
A-2
MAT04
Global Goods in Early Modern Europe
LAN/OG/049 Lanyon Building
Christine Fertig : Sweet Coffee, Pretty Scarves: Global Goods and Rural Households in 19th Century (Northwestern Germany) Josef Loeffler : Material Culture and Consumption of Austrian Aristocrats in Religious Exile in the 17th Century
Wednesday 4 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
G-3
MAT05
Retailing and Marketing
MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Ian Mitchell : Mantles and Myths: Creating an English Department Store, Browns of Chester c. 1870-1945 Leif Runefelt : The Corset and the Mirror in Swedish Advertisements and Swedish Fashion Magazines, 1870-1914 Jure Stojan : ‘Who owns this stuff?’ Marketing History and the Struggle for Consumer Product Identity
Thursday 5 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
B-5
MAT01a
Daily Lives and Daily Routines: Spaces, Practices and Material Cultures, c.1650–1850
OSCR Lanyon Building
Topi Artukka : Food and Festivities – the Assembly House and Daily Practices in Early 19th Century Finland Panu Savolainen : Daily Practices of Artificial Light and Nocturnal Culture in 19th Century Nordic Towns Hannah Wallace : Absent Masters: Servants and Community on the Country House Estate
Thursday 5 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
B-6
MAT01b
Daily Lives and Daily Routines: Spaces, Practices and Material Cultures, c. 1650-1850
OSCR Lanyon Building
Thomas McGrath, Jon Stobart : Convenient and Ornamental: Producing Domestic Space in Eighteenth-century England Catherine Richardson, Tara Hamling : Middling Domestic Routines in Seventeenth-century England Brodie Waddell : Making Sense of Working Life: the Everyday Writings of ‘Ordinary People’ in England, c.1600-1750 M-6 ELI07 The European Country House (1880-2000): New and Old Forms of Sociocultural Distinction and Cultural Consumption PFC/02/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Jonathan Spangler : Leaving the Court - the Uses of the Country House for Princes in the Late Seventeenth Century Fred Vogelzang : Old and New Elite Lifestyles in Nineteenth Century Country House Culture
Thursday 5 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
B-7
MAT03
Textile Value Reused
OSCR Lanyon Building
Lena Dahrén : Early Modern Fashionable Golden Bobbin-made Passementerie Reused in Preserved Swedish Church Textiles Ingela Wahlberg : Interior Valances Made for Weddings Reused as Liturgical Textiles – an Opportunity for Dating? Elizabeth Walsh : Words and Pictures: Some Purposes of Reusing Lace in the Later Seventeenth Century U-7 REL12a The Man Behind the Curtain. The Social Life of Clergy (session 1) PFC/03/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Jonas Lindström : The Economic Network of an Eighteenth-century Clergyman Jon Stobart : Genteel or Respectable? The Material Culture of Rural Clergy in Late Georgian England
Thursday 5 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
U-8
REL12b
The Man Behind the Curtain. The Social Life of Clergy (session 2)
PFC/03/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Craig Kelly : On the Frontline of a Social Disciplinary Revolution: the Case of Church Ministers in Aberdeen and Perth Rosamund Oates : Clerical Hospitality and Sociable Eating in Early Modern England Beverly Tjerngren : If these Walls could Talk: the Rectory, the Clergy Household, and Social Identity in Early Modern Sweden Z-8 MAT12 Material Loss in Eighteenth-Century Britain's Homes and Cities Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Sara Pennell : Lost in Transit? The Materialities of Domestic Mobility in England, c. 1700-1840 Kate Smith : Lost Property and the Significance of Dispossession in London
Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
B-9
MAT06
Workers as Consumers: Identities, Practices and Collective Action
OSCR Lanyon Building
Amélie Beaumont : Producing and Consuming Services: Luxury Hotel Workers as Customers Jackie Clarke : Mobilising Workers' as Consumers in Post-68 France Fanny Gallot : Engaging Workers through Cosmetic Products: the Case of l’Oréal in the 1960s and 1970s
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
B-10
MAT07
Gender, Status and Consumption
OSCR Lanyon Building
Iryna Skubii : Ukrainian Male Consumer: between Soviet Ideology and Desire Merja Uotila : Tailor-made Man. Men’s Clothing in the Early Nineteenth Century Finnish Countryside
Friday 6 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
B-11
MAT08
Shaping, Dyeing and Mixing Wool, Linen, Cotton and Silk: Textile Production and Consumption in Europe 1670-1830
OSCR Lanyon Building
Alice Reininger : The Cameralist Cloth Factory and the Produced Fabrics in Apatin, 1764-1771 Miki Sugiura : The Reconfiguration of Dutch Textile Industries and its Global Connections 1670-1820 Sally Tuckett : Osnaburg Linens, Woollen Stockings and Printed Cottons: Scottish Textiles on a Global Stage, c.1720-1820
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
B-12
MAT09
Politics and Consumption
OSCR Lanyon Building
John Porter : ‘Burn everything British but their Coal’: Boycotts of British Goods in 1930s Ireland Donald Weber : The Birth of a Commuter Society: Mass Transportation and the Labour Market in Belgium, 1870-1910 E-12 WOM16 Modelling the Body: Gender, Representation and Consumtion MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Conor Heffernan : Body Work, Empowerment and the Female Form: the Case of Irish Physical Culture Marina Hilber : Female Bodies in Scholarly Practice. On the Representation of Women in Gynaecological and Obstetric Case Studies (1870-1900) Charlotte Keighron : Barbara Johnson’s Fashion Album: Dress and Female Identity in England, 1746-1823
Saturday 7 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
B-13
MAT10
Pre-industrial Textiles: Geographic Mobility, Innovation and Networks
OSCR Lanyon Building
Hanna Bäckström : The Publication and Mediation of Knitting and Crochet Patterns c1800-1850: International Transfer of Norms, Ideals and Values Cecilia Candréus : Textile Guilds in the Baltic Sea Region - Mobility, Conflict and Collaboration during the 17th Century Vibe Martens : Industrial Espionage, Privilege and State-supported Textile Manufactures of Eighteenth-century Denmark-Norway
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
B-14
MAT11
Energising the Home: the Role of Women in Energy Choices
OSCR Lanyon Building
Sorcha O'Brien : Electrical Demonstrators and Irish Countrywomen: Official and Voluntary Promotion of Irish Rural Electrification Ruth Sandwell : Women as Energy Agents: the Case of Rural Canada, 1880-1950 Karen Sayer : Light Assembling and Reflecting Gender in the Provincial English Middle Class Home, 1815-1900 |
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