2.00 -3.30 Session Two Deviance, Chair: Inclusion & Exclusion Constructing 'abuse' Helen Cowie ‘A Disgusting Exhibition of Brutality’: Animals, the Law and the Warwick Lion Fight of 1825 Louise Jackson Historicising ‘historical child sexual abuse’ cases. Rosemary Elliot & Legal and social constructions of child sexual abuse in early twentieth century Scotland Annmarie Hughes Economies, Chair: Penny Summerfield Culture & Consumption Examining Rationing: Perspectives in War, Post-War and Popular Memory Kelly Spring 'Keep Calm and Carry On': The popular memory of Second World War rationing and gender history in the Imperial War Museum. Karen Hunt Women and the Invention of Rationing in the First World War. Hayley Cross From 'Austerity' to 'Affluence': Remembering rationing in Scotland Global & Chair: Transnational Approaches Joseph Lawson Conceptions of rural underemployment in China. Pierre Fuller Beijing newsprint as a charitable space, circa 1920. Yvonne Liao ‘Die gute Unterhaltungsmusik’: Musical cafés in wartime Shanghai’s ‘Little Vienna’ and the ir/relevance of military control. Chair: Sasha Handley Life-cycles & Care of the Body and Soul Life-styles Leah Astbury ‘Drawing Away the Purgations’: Childbirth, Recovery and Maternal Health in Early Modern England. and Lodgers: Treating men in the home and beyond in seventeenth century ‘Patients, Practitioners, England’ Jennifer Evans The Art of Recovery: Spiritual Responses to Deliverance from Disease in Early Modern England. Hannah Newton
2.00 -3.30 Session Two Deviance, Inclusion & Exclusion Chair: Constructing 'abuse' Helen Cowie Louise Jackson Rosemary Elliot & Annmarie Hughes ‘A Disgusting Exhibition of Brutality’: Animals, the Law and the Warwick Lion Fight of 1825 Historicising ‘historical child sexual abuse’ cases. Legal and social constructions of child sexual abuse in early twentieth century Scotland Economies, Culture & Consumption Chair: Penny Summerfield Examining Rationing: Perspectives in War, Post-War and Popular Memory Kelly Spring Karen Hunt Hayley Cross 'Keep Calm and Carry On': The popular memory of Second World War rationing and gender history in the Imperial War Museum. Women and the Invention of Rationing in the First World War. From 'Austerity' to 'Affluence': Remembering rationing in Scotland Global & Transnational Approaches Chair: Joseph Lawson Pierre Fuller Yvonne Liao Conceptions of rural underemployment in China. Beijing newsprint as a charitable space, circa 1920. ‘Die gute Unterhaltungsmusik’: Musical cafés in wartime Shanghai’s ‘Little Vienna’ and the ir/relevance of military control. Life-cycles & Life-styles Chair: Sasha Handley Care of the Body and Soul Leah Astbury Jennifer Evans Hannah Newton ‘Drawing Away the Purgations’: Childbirth, Recovery and Maternal Health in Early Modern England. ‘Patients, Practitioners, and Lodgers: Treating men in the home and beyond in seventeenth century England’ The Art of Recovery: Spiritual Responses to Deliverance from Disease in Early Modern England.
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