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Welcome to the ISCHZOIO Conference
1
Support
3
Overview of the Programme
5
Conference map
.................................... 6
Venues
7
Plan of the seminar rooms at the Sirkkala Campus
................. 8
Keynote speeches and plenary sessions
11
Sessions
13
Overview of the sessions
............................... 13
Wednesday 26th
................................. 13
Thursday 27th
.................................. 13
Friday 28th
.................................... 14
Saturday 29th
.................................. 14
Sunday 30th
................................... 15
Detailed session listing
................................ 16
Sessions
1..................................... 16
Sessions
2 .................................... 18
Sessions
3 .................................... 20
Sessions
4 .................................... 22
Sessions
5 .................................... 25
Sessions
6 .................................... 26
Sessions
7 .................................... 27
Sessions
8 .................................... 29
Session Abstracts
.................................... 31
Animals and their Meanings in Cultural History (8c)
............. 31
Biographical writing in historical research
(за-ѕа)
..............
Зі
Discourses on social change in Enlightenment Europe (6d)
......... 32
History of relics
-
Fragments of history
(ib)
.................. 32
Individuals and Communities in History (8d)
................. 33
Intellectuals, Utopias and the Contemporary Perspective
(4e)
........ 34
Literary Women before
1900
(іс-гс)
...................... 35
ni
Contents
Music and History
(ге)
............................. 35
Noise and Cultural History
(21)......................... 37
Perception, knowledge, cultural practice.
(2h).................
З8
Popular Culture, Stardom and the Changing Media Environment (4b)
... 38
Stories of Madness and Psychiatry
-
Told and Retold (2d)
.......... 39
Teaching Cultural History in the emerging global networks, co-operation
between cultural historians: cases, examples, discussions
(0) .... 40
Topics in modem Latin American cultural history (3C-4C)
.......... 4°
Presentation Abstracts
41
Rosa Aboy: Spatial structure
&
domestic life in
1950s
Buenos Aires
apartments.
...............................
41
Jutta Ahlbeck-Rehn:
Contagious Disorders
-
Classed and gendered ac¬
counts of mental and venereal diseases in the beginning of the
twentieth century
...........................
41
Kimmo
Ahonen: Enemies from Within and Without
-
Alien Invasion Films
and the Cultural History of the Cold War
..............
42
Arne
Bugge Amundsen: The beginnings of a new history
......... 42
Eve Annuk: Discovering the past through biographical writing: the case
of the first Estonian feminist Lilli Suburg
(1841-1923) ........ 43
Diego Armus: Children and youth who smoke. 1900s Buenos Aires,
Argentina
................................ 43
Anthony Ashbolt: Before Flower Power: The Culture of Radicalism and
Regionalism in the San Francisco Bay Area
............. 44
Mervi Autti: Past is Visual, Representations are Digital
........... 44
Anju Helen
Bara:
Beliefs, Practices and Cultural Symbolism: Strategy and
Tools to Assert Rights
......................... 45
Alice Barnaby: Affinities between cognitive science and cultural histories
of perception
............................. 45
Paola
Baseotto:
Rewriting the history of plague in early modern England:
the vantage point of a microhistorical analysis
..........46
Erin Bell: Cultural history on British television
............... 47
Zbigniew Białas:
English Echoes: On Vocal and Linguistic Organization of
Einojuhani Rautavaara s Thomas
.................. 47
Maria
Björkman:
Going aginst the flow
-
Nils
von
Hofstens eugenics
. . 48
Andrew Blaikie: Where was Scotland? Modernity, morality and visions of
place,
с
1900-1955
.......................... 49
Marcus Bohr: Japan s first Photograph: a Daguerreotype of Lord Shimazu
Nariakira in context
.......................... 50
Rodrigo
Booth: The South of Chile: Tourist trips and national identity
(1912-1951). ...............................
50
iv
Contents
Neilesh
Bose:
Bengali Muslim
Culture and Ideas of
Pakistan:
Cultural
History and Decolonization,
1940-1947 ............... 51
Eveline G.
Bouwers:
An Artist s Canon. Autobiography and Antonio
Canova s
Uomini Illustri
in the Pantheon, Rome
(ібод-го)
. . . . 52
Laura Boxberg: Question of Finnishness versus internationality: the
Finnish participation in the Venice
Biennale in
the
1950s .....52
Peter Broks: A Translucent Glimmering: new writing strategies for the real
and imaginary
............................. 53
Monica Calabritto: Chronicles and Social Memory in Sixteenth-Century
Bologna
................................ 54
Chuanfei Chin: Margins and monsters: how some micro cases lead to
macro claims
............................. 54
Meri
Clark: Handwriting Lessons: Teaching nationalism in nineteenth-
century Colombia.
........................... 55
Susan Clayton: Gender riddles, culture disposes, or how modernity has
negociated cross-gender bodies
-
a queer perspective
....... 55
Elizabeth S. Cohen: When Ruliness was not a Choice: Subaltern Women
Negotiating Norms in Rome
с
ібоо
.................56
Thomas Cohen: Roman Law Meets Village Custom, Summoning Peasant
Senses to Craft a Tale
(1557) ...................... 57
Taika
Dahlbom:
Specimen Biographies in the History of Science
..... 57
Julie
Démange:
Questioning construction of identities through Riga 700th
anniversary in
1901 ........................... 58
Julia
Donner:
Writing a garden
-
writing a self
...............58
Paul Dumont: Said Bey. An Ottoman Bureaucrat at the Eve of the Young
Turk Revolution
............................. 59
Anne Eriksen: Smallpox inoculation
-
grand narrative revisited
......59
Hannah Farmer: German-American-Jewish: Cultural Identity in Late
Nineteenth Century Chicago
.....................60
Bozhana
Filipova:
Absent Writing: Theoretical Models of (Women s)
Literary History in the Bulgarian 19th Century
........... 61
Stanislaw Fiszer: 2.
Social and individual aspirations in the Polish
revisionist Marxism.
......................... 61
Anais Flechet:
Listening to the Rhythms of the Past. Representations of
History in Brazilian Popular Music in the Twentieth Century
. . . 62
Teija Försti:
The Romance of the Motor Car : Automobility from a gender
perspective in the
1920s
Finland.
...................62
Didier Francfort:
Perception of Time and Visions of History in Symphonic
European Music (19th -20th Centuries):
.............. 63
Renée
Frangeur: A pioneer transcending boundaries
- Kerstin Hesseigren
as a politician
1921 - 1944 ...................... 63
Contents
Carin Franzén:
Spiritual
and Courtly Love. Prolegomena to a New Reading
Strategy
................................
64
Mats
Fridlund:
The Terror of Things: The Materialities and Mentalities of
Terrormindedness,
1935-1944 ..................... 65
Ivan Gaskell: The Marble Index of Nineteenth-Century American Identity
65
Rahilya Geybullayeva: Dual Status of wine in medieval Moslem doctrine:
forbidden food or glorified drink in poetry?
............66
Ana
Cristina
Gil: Rethinking National Identity: the role of school, media
and artistic production in the construction of collective memory
66
Heidi
Grönstrand:
Female networks and the rise of the novel in Finland
. 67
Heidi Hakkarainen: Encountering Unfamiliarity. Looking at the modern
Vienna through the Lens of Humour
................68
Heini Hakosalo: The more the merrier? Collective biography in cultural
history of science: the case of early
20th-century
Finnish medical
women
................................. 68
Juha
Petteri
Halin:
Making Entertainment, Selling History
-
Blockbuster
Production Pearl Harbor and Globalized American Tragedy
. . . . 69
Henriikka Heikinheimo: Women and Horses in War
............ 70
Anne Folke Henningsen:
Circulating the authentic Other
......... 71
Rajesh Heynickx: (Disassembling identity. Illusion and Reality at work in
the
Hotellobby
............................. 71
Dag Hundstad:
A New Coastal Culture? The Construction of a Leisure
Landscape in the South of Norway
.................. 72
Andreas
Hütig:
Symbolic Worlds. Ernst
Cassirer
on Perception, Knowledge
and Cultural Practice
......................... 72
Patrick Hutton: Philippe Aries on the Margins of the
Annales
....... 73
Kaisa Ilmonen: Noises of De-colonial Past: Caribbean Fiction Disturbing
the Western History
.......................... 74
Saara
Jäntti:
Homes of the Mad Women: Meanings, Debates, Critical
Insights
................................. 74
Hanna Järvinen:
Can We Dance History? (part
1) .............. 75
Adrian Jones: After the Linguistic Turn: Implications of Da-sein and new
theories of Situated Social Cognition for Cultural History
..... 75
Lars-Eric
Jönsson:
Stories from the Inside. Literary and biographical
stories of experiences from psychiatry
...............76
Juliana Jovicic: Intercultural aspect of the work of
Thérèse
Albertině
Luise
von Jakob-Robinson (Talvj, 1797-1870) ................ 77
Lorna
Kaino:
The cultural history in the Bran
Nue film: A question
of
authenticity
.............................. 78
Kari Kallioniemi: Walt Disney,
Frontier Eccentrics and Presenting American
Past
................................... 79
vi
Contents
Maiju Kannisto: Beauty
and the Press. Analysing the Beauty Star and
Popular Media in 1970 s Finland
...................79
Kimi
Kärki:
Spectacular Sports: Riefenstahl s
Olympia
(1938)
and Turin
Winter Olympics
2006 ........................80
Hona Kemppainen:
History of death and modernisation
.......... 81
Hanna Kietäväinen-Sirén:
The Warm Water in my Heart The Meanings
of Love among the Finnish Country Population in the Second Half
of the 17th Century
.......................... 81
Kathrine Kjaergaard: Greenland as Part of the Biblical Narrative
......82
Audun Kjus: Criminal law and scaffold literature
.............. 83
Sven-Erik Klinkmann:
Spaces of translatability
............... 83
Ariane Knüsel:
Newspapers and magazines as sources for cultural history
84
Hanne Koivisto:
Left intellectual
Raoul Palmgren
looking at his future and
past
-
from Utopia to Dystopia
.................... 84
Anu
Korhonen:
The age of paradox: rethinking Renaissance laughter
. . 85
Robert Kosky: One boys fatal life: A fatal clash of cultures
.........86
Sofia Kotilainen: Personal names as clues to local mentalities: The
genealogical method in a microhistorical analysis (c.
1700-1960) . 87
Anna Kuismin: From lay ethnography and folklore collecting to fiction
and autobiography: Unschooled women s niches of writing in the
late 19th century Finland
....................... 87
Jan Kunnas:
Tensions originating from different time perspectives
. . . . 88
Heidi Kurvinen: Analysing a fictional newsroom: Finnish television series
Uutishuone from the perspective of gender
.............88
Kyrre Kverndokk: Earthquake, Exemplarity and Piety. Danish-Norwegian
Understandings of the
1755
Lisbon Earthquake
...........89
Marius
Kwint:
Representing the System: Some Visualizations of Complex
Integration from the Enlightenment to Post-modernity
.......89
Yan Chi Jackie Kwok: Modeng or modern: a critical study of the mythic
representation of Old Shanghai
...................90
Ville Laamanen:
Totalitarian Utopias in the Writings of
Olavi Paavolainen
91
Heta Lähdesmäki:
Man, wolf and power: Conflicting attitudes towards
wolves in Finland in the 1990 s
.................... 91
Rauno Lahtinen:
Urban Animals and War
..................92
Kimmo
Laine:
Towards a Cultural History of Film Style
.......... 92
Silja
Laine:
The Emergence of Pakina in Finnish Press
.......... 93
Reija
Lång:
Biographical Approach to History. The Case of Matilda Roslin-
Kalliola, a Self-Taught Female Author in the 19th and 20th Century
Finland
................................. 94
Uku Lember: Estonian-Russian cultural encounters from below in Post-
Stalinist Soviet Estonia
(1957-1987) .................. 94
vu
Contents
Jonas Liliequist:
Cat
Massacres -
Great and Small:
Problems in
Close
Reading
and Interpretation
of Micro-Historical Episodes
.....95
Ecaterina Lung: Historiography and ideology in contemporary Europe:
significant orientations
........................ 95
Siguröur Gylfi Magnusson:
Unexpected Eye-opener
-
An Approach in
Microhistory
..............................
96
Rami Mähkä:
The Goons of
Buchenwald : Mary
Whitehouse, Television
Comedy and Cultural Populism
...................
96
Aino Mäkikalli:
Particular Notions on Time in General Perspective: Aphra
Behn s Oroonoko, Or the Royal Slave
................ 97
Anne Makkonen: Can We Dance History? (Part
2) .............98
Kristina
Malmio:
The blonde adolescent meets the street urchin .
Habitus as a means to unite body and class.
...........98
Laurent Martin: Barbarism or civilization? Four answers to one question.
99
Hanna Meretoja:
Literature, Historiography and Ethics: Julia Franck s Die
Mittagsfrau ............................... 99
Raita
Merivirta: Accessing Indian Pasts:
Postcolonial
Histories of India
. . 100
Constant Mews: Liturgical commemoration as cultural history: Thomas
Aquinas, Catherine of Siena and visions of renewal
.........101
Eugene
Michail:
Where are the Balkans? Finding historical common
ground between ephemeral and lasting images of foreign lands
. 101
Riikka
Miettinen: Suicide as the normal exception
-
Suicides and the
role of an individual within the community in early modem Sweden
102
Katja
Mihurko Poniz: The depictions of motherhood in the writings of
Zofka Kveder and German literary women in the 19th century
. . 103
Alison Moore: The Forgotten History of Cultural
Historiographie
Epistem-
ology
..................................103
Philip Morrissey: In Our Town: Reading Race in Australia
- 1946
and
1996 104
Heta Mulari:
Cinematic Images of Youth Activism and Gothenburg Riots
(2001) ..................................104
Maria Neklyudova: Secret Stories: Cultural History of a Minor Literary
. . 105
Christopher Neumaier: The Road to Damascus. Different Cultural Percep¬
tions of Diesel Cars in Germany and the United States,
1973-1986
.....................................105
Robert
Niemi:
A New Kind of Cultural History
(?):
An Ideological-
Strucuturalist Analysis of Nicholson Baker s Human Smoke
... 106
Asko Nivala:
Difference between eschatological and messianic time in
Friedrich
Schlegel s philosophy of history
..............107
Jean-Sébastien Noël:
For a new approach of History of Death: mourning,
writing history and musical sources of Jewish cultures.
......107
Paavo
Oinonen: The Birth of A Comical Media Host: A Case from the
Early Finnish Television
........................
108
viu
Contents
Siboné
Oroza: Journey to the wellsprings of music
.............108
Heli
Paalumäki:
Utopia, Nostalgia and the Sense of the Epoch in the
Postwar France
.............................109
Petri
Paju: IBM and nationalism in a small European country: international
and/or transnational evidence
.....................110
Pierre-François Peirano:
John Ford s My Darling Clementine: representing
a nation in the building.
.......................111
Andrea
Peto:
Exceptional court, exceptional analyses? Performativity,
emotions and post WWII jurisdiction
................111
Kalle
Pihlainen: Cultural history and the entertainment age
........112
Ilona Pikkanen:
Writing the Life and the National Memory
........113
Silja Katriina
Pitkänen: 60 s
generation in a media circus, or how they
wanted to save the world but learned to love television
......113
Mikko
Pollari: Finnish history through the eyes of a theosophical socialist
114
Uta Protz:
National Treasures
/ Tresors
Nationaux :
Between Legal
Metanarrative and Historical Microanalysis
.............115
Jarmo Pulkkinen:
The Role of Colligatory Concepts in Historical Research
115
Florencia Quesada:
Hygiene and urban change: civilizing the underground.
San José,
Costa
Rica, 1880S-1920S.
..................116
Päivi Räisänen:
Heroes and Villains of the Radical Reformation: Rethinking
16th century Anabaptism from a Cultural Historical Perspective
. . 116
Heli Rantala:
Cultural history in the nineteenth century: some Finnish
examples
................................117
Pälvi
Rantala: Is there any theory in you text? Discussions about one
multidisciplinary project
.......................117
Marika Räsänen:
Desires and disappointments shaping the memory of
Thomas Aquinas relics
........................118
Helene Rasmussen:
The secular as a narrative frame
...........118
Jeffrey Richards: Ceremonies of power: the arrival of Thomas Aquinas
relics to Toulouse in the framework of the Hundred Years War
. . 119
Anne Birgitte Ronning: Gendering the
Robinsonade
.............119
Leena
Rossi: Historians feelings
........................120
Juhana Kaj
Saarelainen:
Elias
Lönnrot s Kalevala
as an epic poem of the
Future
.................................120
Päivi Salmesvuori:
The significance of experience in the life of Helena
Konttinen
...............................121
Kirsti
Salmi-Niklander: Small stories, trivial events
-
and large meanings?
122
Mauricio
Sánchez Menchero:
The circulation of scientific knowledge: the
relationship between wise men and printers (New Spain, 18th
century)
................................123
Tuija Saresma: The ethics and politics of reading contemporary life writing
in the internet
.............................123
ix
Contents
Eyup Saritas:
The Records About The Turks in Some Classical Literary
Chinese Texts
.............................
124
Celestina
Savonius-Wroth: Religious identity and ethnography in
18th-
century
Britain
............................
125
Marc Schalenberg:
Power of the Image or Visualisation of Politics ?
Conclusions from graphic renderings of capital cities before the
photographic age
............................
125
Tobias
Seidl:
Picking a General s Mind
-
German Generals Perception of
World War
Π
..............................
126
Greg Shaya: Empathy, Indifference and the Emotional Life of Modernity:
Evidence from Nineteenth-Century French Visual Culture
.....127
Laurence Shee: The aftermath of the Chimurenga: White, post-Rhodesian
introspective literature
.........................
127
Dmitrii Sidorov: Cultural History vs Cultural Geography: Moscow as a
Microcosm of Russian Civilization
..................128
Sami
Siegelbaum:
The Frame and the Street: Visual Art and Public
Expression in
1960s
France
......................129
Katri Sirkel: Changing the vantage point: the Victorian masculine ideal
challenged
...............................129
Greg Smiley: Noise in collaborative communities
..............130
Virginia Smith: Time-theory, biophysicality and purity
...........130
Gillian Swanson: Cultural Value, Experience and International Feeling :
Reading English in Interwar Britain
..................131
Taina
Syrjämaa:
Opening wide horizons via ephemeral and peripheral
-
The case of the first Finnish national exhibition in
1876 .....131
Marek
Tamm: Towards a cultural history of truth: the emergence of a
quaestio-culture in thirteenth-century Europe
...........132
Vladimir Tikhonov: One Religion, Different Readings
-
(Mis)interpretations
of Buddhism in Colonial Korea, Late
1920s -
Early
1930s ......133
Pekka Tolonen:
Noise, murmur, and the medieval social order: Harmony
and disharmony in medieval society
................133
Hamutal Tsamir. The Gender(s) of Literary History in the Age of Nation
Building (and the Case of Hebrew/Israeli Literature)
........134
Kirsi Tuohela: Tales of madness from below. Autobiographical accounts
of mental illness in early twentieth century Finland
........135
Jussi Turtiainen:
Factory floor masculinity in the metal industry in Finland
after World War II
...........................
135
Chitja Twala: Contestation of the tradition of Ukuhlabel izinyanya in
South Africa: A case of Tony Yengeni
................136
Helena
Tyrväinen:
Progress and renewal
-
Analysing post-Treaty-of-
Versailles Finnish ideas on musical creation
............136
Contents
Gabriella
Valera:
From Narrative to Hypertext: Cultural History and the
Hermeneutic of the Otherness
...................137
Mari Välimäki:
The problem of studying individualism in the
premodern
Sweden
.................................137
Suzan
van
Dijk:
European Women Writers
..................138
Kari Väyrynen:
Cultural history and environmental history
-
beyond
narrativistic anthropocentrism?
...................138
Curie Virag: Emotions, subjectivity and power: Narratives of cultural
history in China and Europe
.....................139
Dries Vrijders: Close Reading Culture: Kenneth Burke s Representative
Anecdote
...............................139
Iben Vyff: Visions of the Good Life between home and abroad
.....140
Liv
Helene
Willumsen: Seventeenth-Century Witchcraft Trials: A Narrato-
logical Approach
...........................141
Xiaoqun Xu: A Newspaper Supplement and the Intellectual Landscape of
China s New Culture Era: The Chenbao Fukan,
1918-1928 .....141
Index of persons appearing in the programme
143
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