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Wednesday 12 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
M-1
CUL01
(Un)familiar Ground. Unravelling the Links between (Trans)nationalism and Tourism (18th-20th Century)
C32
Andreas Stynen, Kas Swerts : Opponents on the Same Grounds. Conflicting Tourist Organizations in Interwar Belgium Gerrit Verhoeven, Silke Geven : Which Belgium do we sell? Discussions on Tourism Marketing and Nationalism (1930-’80)
Wednesday 12 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
S-2
CUL15
Social Approaches to Cultural History
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Elisabeth Lobenwein : Information Transfer from Constantinople to Vienna before 1683: Actors – Strategies – Challenges Kristof Loockx : Sewers of Debauchery and Depravity? A Comparative Socioeconomic Analysis of Boston’s and Antwerp’s Sailortown, 1850-1930 Alice Reininger : The Franzenskanal. The Construction of the Tisa-Danube Canal should improve Economy in the Central Danube Basin in the End of the 18th Century. Wolfgang von Kempelen’s Steam Engine was used for Drawing Water
Wednesday 12 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
T-3
CUL10
Soviet Cultural and Education Policy
Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Tobias Haberkorn : Moscow’s Proletarian Museums: Education through Art of the Past Franziska Haug : Alexandra Kollontai on the New Collective Type of Family and the Principle of Mutual Education as a Precondition for the Liberation of Women Ingrid Miethe : “I don’t know which is more helpful, speaking up or keeping silent”: Clara Zetkin’s Perception of Developments in the Soviet Union
Wednesday 12 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
T-4
CUL04
Changing Historical Culture: Narrating a Nation in a State of Flux
Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Mari Viita-aho : The Finnish National Museum Redefining its Practices in ‘The Story of Finland’-exhibition
Thursday 13 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
T-5
CUL05
Colonial Knowledges in the Baltic Sea Region
Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Johanna Skurnik : Publishing Global Knowledges and Popularizing Colonial Geographies in Finland in the 1920s Mikko Toivanen, Lisa Hellman : Coerced Circulation of Knowledge: 18th-century Swedish Prisoners of War in Russia and Central Asia
Thursday 13 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
T-7
CUL07
Historical and Theoretical Perspectives on Women's Strikes
Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Valgerdur Palmadottir : Struggle or Celebration? Solidarity and Conflicts in the Organisation of the Women's Day off in Iceland in 1975 Eva Schmitz : Fleeting Solidarity: Two Women's Strikes in Sweden in 1974
Thursday 13 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
T-8
CUL08
How to Use ‘Dissonant Heritage’ in Tourism
Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Luciano Maffi, Maria Paola Pasini : The Social Republic on Lake Garda: from the Removal to the Critical Recovery of a Dissonant Heritage for Tourism Maija Rozite, Aija Van der Steina : Holocaust Related Sites in Latvia: between Dark Past and Tourism Development
Friday 14 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
T-9
CUL09a
Past Futures I: an Individual Perspective on Temporality and Future Practice(s), 16th – 20th Centuries
Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Sanne Hermans : The Foundation of a Joint Future: the Relation between Trust and Temporality in the Correspondence of the Dutch Merchant Claes van Adrichem, 1585–1597
Friday 14 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
T-10
CUL09b
Past Futures II: an Institutional Perspective on Temporality and Future Practice(s), 16th – 20th Centuries
Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Jamie Pietruska : “Weather is the Nation’s Business”: Public Good, Private Enterprise, and Epistemic Authority in U.S. Weather and Hurricane Forecasting Joris van Eijnatten, Pim Huijnen : Something Happened to the Future (2). Reconstructing Temporalities in Dutch newspapers, 1750-1990
Friday 14 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
J-11
WOM22
Gender and Women's Stories, Narratives
B44 (Z)
Pauline Mari Hernando : Of Women and Corporeal Experiences: A Critical Inquiry on the Grotesque Politicking in the Philippines Emily January Petersen : Diverse Histories: Responsibly Expanding Research Practices to Marginalized Communities Sneha Krishnan : How to tell a Murder Mystery: Race, Domesticity, and Violence in Colonial Madras X-11 CUL02 Anarchist and Anti-Authoritarian Cultural Politics in Europe and the Americas, Late 1800s-Late 1900s Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 136 (Z)
Constance Bantman : Anarchist Cultural Politics in France before 1914 and its Global Dissemination Montse Feu : Antifascist Graphic Art in U.S. Hispanic Periodicals (1936-1975) María Migueláñez Martínez : Anarchist Publishing in the Americas. Strategies, Rhythms of Production, and Cross-border Circulation of Books and Knowledge in the Continental Libertarian Movement (1890-1910) Louie Dean Valencia : Acting Up in Post-Franco Spain: Dismantling the Queerphobic State during the HIV/AIDS Crisis
Friday 14 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
T-12
CUL03
Anarchist Arts and Cultural Politics in Latin America, Late 1800s-Mid 1900s
Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Steven Hirsch : Peruvian Anarchist Cultural Politics (1890s-1920s): Gazing toward South America and the Andes Rosalía Romero : Women, Anarcha-Feminism, and the Avant-Garde in Brazil and Mexico, 1910s-1920s Kirwin Shaffer : The Cultural Politics of Anarchist Literature, Art, and Graphics in Cold War Cuba, 1950-1961
Saturday 15 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
T-13
CUL12
Historiographic Approaches to Eastern Europe
Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Maria Tatar-Dan : Culture, Tourism and National Identity in Transylvania in the Interwar Period Anca Elisabeta Tatay, Ana Catan-Spenchiu : Text and Image in Old Romanian Books on Napoleonic Wars Printed in Buda (1814-1815) Nikolai Vukov : Cultures of Remembrance, Politics of Commemoration: Transborder Memorial Visits to the Sites of Bulgaria’s Participation in World War II
Saturday 15 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
T-14
CUL13
Politics, Identity and Activism: Historiographic Discourses
Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Anna Stein : Why can't we be like the Vikings? Keira Williams : “Hell Has Overtook You”: Sex, Race, Music, and Violence in Mid-Century Myrtle Beach, South Carolina W-14 CUL06 Heritages of Hunger: Legacies of European Famines in Education, Art and Musealization Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 135
Lotte Jensen : Famine and ‘Hongersnood’: Literary Legacies of the 1845-47 Food Crises in Ireland and the Netherlands. Deborah Madden, Miguel Ángel Del Arco Blanco : The Spanish Years of Hunger (1939-52): the Lack of Musealisation of a Traumatic Past Anne van Mourik : Germans as Victims of WWII: the Representation of Hunger Legacies in German Textbooks (1950-2000)
Saturday 15 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
I-15
CUL11
Tourism, Culture and Memory from 1880 until 1940: the Role of Tourism in Shaping the European Culture and Memory
B34
Steve Hagimont : Tourist Development, Modernization and Search for Authenticity in the Pyrenees (around 1880-1940) Petra Kavrecic : Memorial Practices and Tourism in the Borderland Territory of Western Slovenia. The Case of WWI Battlefield Carlos Larrinaga : Tourism and the Universal Exhibitions as a Cultural Phenomenon in Spain (1888-1929) M-15 CUL14 Rethinking Tradition: Folklore, Rituals and Arts C32
Federica Calabrese : The Glastonbury Goddess Temple: Spaces of Life, Consumption, Ancestral Rituals in a Contemporary Context Ana Machado : The ‘Irmandade de Santa Cecília de Lisboa’ in the International Context: Crossed Views on Guilds and Confraternities of Musicians in Europe and Brazil Inez Beatriz Martins Gonçalves : The Global Circulation of Musicians, Instruments and Repertories in the Long 19th Century: Luigi Maria Smido, an Italian Musician in Brazil |
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