Workshop of the International PhD Programme for Women’s and Gender History in cooperation with the Research Platform Repositioning of Women’s and Gender History in Europe (Web)

September 29 to October 2, 2009
University of Vienna, Dr. Karl Lueger-Ring 1, Seminarraum Geschichte II

Programme

Tuesday, September 29

2:00 pm Opening

O. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Michael Viktor Schwarz (Dekan der Fakultät), Margareth Lanzinger & Annemarie Steidl, Edith Saurer

Gabriele Michalitsch (Vienna Univ. of Economics & Business)
Economic Warriors. Markets, Subjects and Gender

• 4:00 pm Coffee break

4:30 pm Staff-Meeting

Wednesday, September 30

9:30 Chair: Brigitte Rath

Renata Ago (Univ. di Roma „La Sapienza“)
Women and Second Hand Market in Early Modern Europe

Georg Stöger (Univ. Salzburg)
Men and Women on Secondary Markets – Aspects of Retailing and Consuming Used Commodities in Premodern Urban Europe (ca. 1600- 1810)

• Coffee break

Carmen de la Guardia Herrero (Univ. Autónoma Madrid)
Women, Exile and Loss

• 1:00 pm Lunch break

2:30 Chair: Johanna Gehmacher

Guglielmo Caporale (Univ. di Napoli “L’Orientale”)
Oggetti in memoria dei caduti: le relazioni di genere nella costruzione della memoria del primo dopoguerra in Italia

Therese Garstenauer (Univ. Vienna)
Who cares about Russian Gender Studies?

• Coffee break

Sol Glik (Univ. Autónoma Madrid)
La revista Selecciones del Reader’s Digest y la afirmación de los roles de género en el American Way of Life

• 6:00 pm Closing

Thursday, October 1

9:30 Chair: Birgitta Bader-Zaar

Carola Sachse (Univ. Vienna)
Hat Südosteuropa ein Geschlecht? Raumvorstellungen von Protagonisten des ‚Mitteleuropäischen Wirtschaftstags‘ in der Zwischenkriegszeit (1928- 1940)

Andreina de Clementi (Univ. di Napoli “L’Orientale”)
Giovani e sole. Le donne migranti nel secondo dopoguerra italiano

• Coffee break

Charles McKean (Univ. of Dundee)
A Parallel Universe: Woman-Power in the 18th Century

• 1:00 pm Lunch break

2:30 Chair: Domenico Rizzo

Angelica Zazzeri (Univ. di Napoli “L’Orientale”)
Feminine Patriotic Practices During Italian Risorgimento: the Ambivalence of Magic Gifts

Christina Linsboth (Univ. Vienna)
Creating Desires. Clothes and Consumption in Vienna in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century. A Conceptual Design

• Coffee break

Mariá Miguelañez (Univ. Autónoma Madrid)
El enfoque de género y la recuperación de las invisibles: la participación de las mujeres en el anarquismo argentino

• 6:00 pm Closing

Friday, October 2

9:30 Chair: Sigrid Wadauer

Anna Bellavitis (Univ. de Rouen)
The Gender of Apprenticeship in Early Modern Europe

Edith Saurer (Univ. Vienna)
On the Cross Road of Labour and Women’s History: The Hunger Revolts of Women

• Coffee break

Irina Vana (Univ. Vienna)
‘Obligation to Work’ or Reorientation Towards Household and Domestic Work: The Impact of the Establishment of Public Labour Offices in Austria on the Relation Between Employed, Unemployed and the State (1918–1938)

• 1:00 pm Lunch break

2:30 Chair: Silvia Ruschak

Lola Gonzalez (Univ. di Napoli “L’Orientale”)
Prostitution et tourisme. Les plaisirs de Paris dans la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle

Roberta Galeano (Univ. di Napoli “L’Orientale”)
Domestic violence and gender relations (Naples, XX c.)

• Coffee break

Marie-Line Bertrand (Univ. Nanterre)
Andreina Costa kuliscioff letters

• 6:00 pm Closing

7:00 pm Closing Evening at a Viennese ‘Heuriger’ – a typical wine tavern

Organisation: Margareth Lanzinger & Annemarie Steidl

Università degli Studi di Napoli „L‘Orientale“ – UNO
Università degli studi di Firenze
Università degli studi di Bologna
Università degli studi di Napoli „Federico II“
Università di Roma „La Sapienza“
Università degli Studi di Torino
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid – UAM
Université de Paris Ouest Nanterre Defense
University of Dundee
Universität Wien

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