Stephen McDowall Shugborough’s Chinese House: rethinking Chinoiserie in the eighteenth‐century British landscape. Charlotte Carrington The horse trade: America and the early modern Atlantic World. Life-cycles Chair: Oliver Betts & Life-styles Sleeping Bodies Carceral repose: beds, bedding and bugs in workhouses and prisons. London’s eighteenth‐century Louise Falcini Sleeping Habits and Sociability in Early Modern England. Sasha Handley Bedtimes and Bedfellows through the the 19th Century Life‐Cycle: Working‐Class Home. Vicky Holmes Narratives, Chair: Emotions and the Self Religion and Emotion Alana Harris The 'Catholic Marie Stopes': Dr Anne Biezanek, Contraception and Westminster Cathedral, 1964 Carmen Mangion Community voices and ‘community scripts’. David Geiringer 'At some point in the 1960s, Hell disappeared’; everyday Catholic understandings of Hell in post‐war Britain. Michael Smith “A means to make mee the more watchful over the frame of my heart”; Diary‐keeping, Feeling and Identity in England. Political Chair Cultures, Policy Popular politics in the British Isles. & Citizenship Philip Lloyd Daniel O’Connell and John Mitchel: Two contrasting influences on Irish political culture. Rebekah Moore Contested space: Palace Yard and the decline of popular politics, 1830-70. Jonathan Moss Popular understandings of politics in Britain, 1937-2014 Political Chair: Brad Beaven Cultures, Policy & Citizenship Cultures of Health and Safety: politics, participation and legitimacy in post-1960 Britain Ryan Arthur Why Government refuses to get its hands dirty: the ‘hands-off’ approach to health and safety practice, 1960-80. Mike Esbester ‘”They never bother about safety, never”: occupational health and safety in port towns in post-1960 Britain. Laura Mayne Accessing women’s experiences of occupational health and safety in post-1960 Britain’ Paul Almond & Carmen d’Cruz People talking about regulation: public perspectives on the changing legitimacy of health and safety. Spaces Chair: & Places Hannah Baxter ‘Heritage of the Tenement Dweller’: Allotments in Scottish Cities.
Stephen McDowall Charlotte Carrington Shugborough’s Chinese House: rethinking Chinoiserie in the eighteenth‐century British landscape. The horse trade: America and the early modern Atlantic World. Life-cycles & Life-styles Chair: Oliver Betts Sleeping Bodies Louise Falcini Sasha Handley Vicky Holmes Carceral repose: beds, bedding and bugs in London’s eighteenth‐century workhouses and prisons. Sleeping Habits and Sociability in Early Modern England. Bedtimes and Bedfellows through the Life‐Cycle: the 19th Century Working‐Class Home. Narratives, Emotions and the Self Chair: Religion and Emotion Alana Harris Carmen Mangion David Geiringer Michael Smith The 'Catholic Marie Stopes': Dr Anne Biezanek, Contraception and Westminster Cathedral, 1964 Community voices and ‘community scripts’. 'At some point in the 1960s, Hell disappeared’; everyday Catholic understandings of Hell in post‐war Britain. “A means to make mee the more watchful over the frame of my heart”; Diary‐keeping, Feeling and Identity in England. Political Cultures, Policy & Citizenship Chair Popular politics in the British Isles. Philip Lloyd Rebekah Moore Jonathan Moss Daniel O’Connell and John Mitchel: Two contrasting influences on Irish political culture. Contested space: Palace Yard and the decline of popular politics, 1830-70. Popular understandings of politics in Britain, 1937-2014 Political Cultures, Policy & Citizenship Chair: Brad Beaven Cultures of Health and Safety: politics, participation and legitimacy in post-1960 Britain Ryan Arthur Mike Esbester Laura Mayne Paul Almond & Carmen d’Cruz Why Government refuses to get its hands dirty: the ‘hands-off’ approach to health and safety practice, 1960-80. ‘”They never bother about safety, never”: occupational health and safety in port towns in post-1960 Britain. Accessing women’s experiences of occupational health and safety in post-1960 Britain’ People talking about regulation: public perspectives on the changing legitimacy of health and safety. Spaces & Places Chair: Hannah Baxter ‘Heritage of the Tenement Dweller’: Allotments in Scottish Cities.
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