"Children, Dependency, and Emotions in the Early Modern World"
Annual Event Series on Gender and Intersectionality
Throughout history children have been subjected to violence, coercion, forced labor and separation. Children also developed strategies to cope with their oftentimes deplorable living conditions. This conference is interested in the archival, visual, and material traces some of these children have left - aiming at reconstructing social and emotional worlds of children in early modern global history.
With keynotes by Ann Laura Stoler (New School for Social Research), Bianca Premo (Florida International University) and Johanna S. Ransmeier (University of Chicago).
Throughout history children have been subjected to violence, coercion, forced labor and separation. Children also developed strategies to cope with their oftentimes deplorable living conditions. This conference is interested in the archival, visual, and material traces some of these children have left - aiming at reconstructing social and emotional worlds of children in early modern global history.
With keynotes by Ann Laura Stoler (New School for Social Research), Bianca Premo (Florida International University) and Johanna S. Ransmeier (University of Chicago).
Registration period
Thursday, 05.09.24
Time
Thursday, 12.09.24
– Saturday, 14.09.24
Event format
Conference
Topic
Children, Dependency, and Emotions in the Early Modern World, 1500-1800: Archival and Visual Narratives
Speaker
Ann Laura Stoler (New School for Social Research), Bianca Premo (Florida International University) and Johanna S. Ransmeier (University of Chicago)
Target groups
Students
Researchers
All interested
Languages
English
Location
Rabinstraße 8, 53111 Bonn (location may differ for keynote addresses)
Reservation
required
Additional Information
Organizer
Bonn Center For Dependency And Slavery Studies
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