Making Ends Meet (Paperback, 1)

1.Making Ends Meet: The Mirror Image of Saving 2. The Housewife’s Saviour? 3. The Rights of Property 4. A ‘Necessary Evil. 5. Pawnbroking in Decline 6. New Directions in Credit.

The Social History of Lighting (Paperback, 1)

1. ‘Bad Light’? 2. Light for the Home (I)? 3. Light for the Home (II) from the Argand Lamp to Modern Times? 4. Light for Travel? 5. Light for Work? 6. Light in Worship and Superstition? 7. Light for the Theatre? 8. Light for Gaiety and Great Occasions? 9. Lighthouses? 10. The Materials of Light? 11. Getting a Light?

Borgata: Autumn of Empire : A History of the American Mafia (Paperback)

Springwood (Paperback, Main)

Survivor Testimonies of the Irish Rebellion of 1641 : Memory, Trauma, Resilience (Hardcover)

Acknowledgements

List of Illustrations

Introduction ????? Traumatic Memories of the Irish Rebellion of 1641

Chapter 1 ???????? Remembering 1641: The Institutional Shaping of Memories of the Irish Rebellion

Chapter 2 ???????? Of Exposure: “Going Native” in Narratives of Colonial Resilience

Chapter 3 ???????? Of Hunger: Defining the Limits of Taboo Eating

Chapter 4 ???????? Of Sexual Violence: Hearing the Unspeakable

Chapter 5 ???????? Of Burning: Fire and Protestant Colonial Apocalyptic

Chapter 6 ???????? Of Drowning: Ghosts and the Colonial Uncanny

Conclusion ?????? Listening to Survivor Testimonies

Bibliography

Index

Survivor Testimonies of the Irish Rebellion of 1641 : Memory, Trauma, Resilience (Paperback)

Acknowledgements

List of Illustrations

Introduction ????? Traumatic Memories of the Irish Rebellion of 1641

Chapter 1 ???????? Remembering 1641: The Institutional Shaping of Memories of the Irish Rebellion

Chapter 2 ???????? Of Exposure: “Going Native” in Narratives of Colonial Resilience

Chapter 3 ???????? Of Hunger: Defining the Limits of Taboo Eating

Chapter 4 ???????? Of Sexual Violence: Hearing the Unspeakable

Chapter 5 ???????? Of Burning: Fire and Protestant Colonial Apocalyptic

Chapter 6 ???????? Of Drowning: Ghosts and the Colonial Uncanny

Conclusion ?????? Listening to Survivor Testimonies

Bibliography

Index

The Routledge History of the American Dream (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: The American Dream and Its Discontents. Part I ? Chosenness, Expansion, and the Promise of America. Divine Intervention: Early Settler Society and the Belief in Chosenness. Westward Expansion and the Frontier. The California Gold Rush and the American Dream. Nicaragua and the American Dream. America in Space: Dreams and Nightmares. Part II ? Migration, Mobility, and Belonging. The American Allure and the Social Meanings of the American Dream in Nineteenth-Century Europe. The American Dream in Nineteenth-Century Migrant Letters: The Negotiation of Promises, Expectations and Experiences of the "New World" in German Emigrant Correspondence. Mexico and the American Dream. A Dream Deferred? The American Dream and the Japanese American Experience. Boat People, Refugees, and the American Dream. Asian American Dreams: Undocumented Immigrant Youth Organizing. Part III ? Labor, Cities, and Everyday Life. Workers, the Labor Movement, and the American Dream. Alcohol and the American Dream. The American Dream and the Automobile. Dreaming America in the New Negro Era. Homeownership, Racial Segregation, and the (Broken) American Dream. Part IV ? Bodies, Gender, and Citizenship. Nineteenth-Century Women's "American Dreams". Women's Rights Activism and the American Promise. American Dreamers: Hegemonic Masculinity in Crisis and Beyond? The Struggle for Gay and Transgender Rights and the American Dream. Part V ? Crisis, Dissent, and Reinvention. The Great Depression and the American Dream. African American Activism and the American Dream. The Beat Generation and the American Dream. The American Dream and Environmental History. The American Dream and Neoliberalism. Part VI ? Imagining the Dream. "Anything your heart desires will come to you…": Disney and the American Dream. Popular Music and the American Dream. Selected Bibliography.

Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire, 1498–1822 (Hardcover, 1)

Table of Contents

?

Acknowledgments

?

Chapter 0 Oceans of Words, Images and Spaces. An Introduction to Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire. Laura Fernandez-Gonzalez

?

The Grammar of the Ritual

?

Chapter 1 Rituals, Ceremonies, Festivals. Angela Barreto Xavier.

?

Chapter 2 Ritual Typologies. Andre Godinho, Arthur Curvelo

?

Chapter 3 Staging the Rituals. Andre Godinho and Kevin Carreira Soares

?

Chapter 4 Audiences and the Public. Sara Ceia, Kevin Carreira Soares, Miguel Geraldes Rodrigues, Moreno Pacheco

?

Chapter 5 The Other in the Public Rituals of the Portuguese Empire. Angela Barreto Xavier, Lisa Voigt

?

Chapter 6 Circulations and Adaptations. Rodrigo Bentes

?

Memory of the Rituals and Ritual Memories

?

Chapter 7 Public Rituals and the Printing Press in the Portuguese World. Joana Fraga.

?

Chapter 8 Manuscripts and Public Rituals. Federico Palomo

?

Chapter 9 The Visual and Material Memory of the Ritual. Jeremy Roe and Alexandra Curvelo.

?

Chapter 10 The Sound of Public Rituals. Cristina Fernandes

?

Chapter 11 Memory. Jose Manuel Sobral

?

Chapter 12 Epilogue: ‘And all the towne entertained mee’: New Perspectives on Rituals, Festivals and Ceremonies in the Early Modern Age. Fernando Bouza

?

List of images

?

Glossary

Epidemics and the Modern Age (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction,? 1:? Epidemics and the Age of Revolutions,? 2:? Quarantine, Public Health, and Bacteriology,? 3:? Epidemics and the City,? 4:? Cholera: A Formative Pandemic for the Modern Age,? 5:? Empires and Epidemics,? 6:? From Imperial Medicine to Global Health,? 7:? War and Influenza,? 8:? HIV/AIDS,? Epilogue: Epidemic Resurgence?

Epidemics and the Modern Age (Paperback, 1)

Introduction,? 1:? Epidemics and the Age of Revolutions,? 2:? Quarantine, Public Health, and Bacteriology,? 3:? Epidemics and the City,? 4:? Cholera: A Formative Pandemic for the Modern Age,? 5:? Empires and Epidemics,? 6:? From Imperial Medicine to Global Health,? 7:? War and Influenza,? 8:? HIV/AIDS,? Epilogue: Epidemic Resurgence?

For Freedom and Dignity : Historical Agency and Class Structure in the Coalfields of NSW (Hardcover)

1. Introduction Part 1 ? Dependence 2. The dependence of wage-labourers 3. Wage-labour and the mines 4. Miners, wage-labour and slave-labour Part 2 ? Opposition: the struggle to be human 5. The challenge to the miners’ humanity 6. The larrikin mode of class struggle 7. The respectable mode of class struggle 8. Reflections on the theory of class struggle Part 3 ?Opposition: violence and organisation 9. The significance of violence 10. Towards a theory of group practice 11. Terror and solidarity in the Coalfields Part 4 ? Opposition and dependence 12. The dull compulsion of economic relations 13. Conclusion: Society as unmastered history Appendix 1: Organisations in the Kurri ? Abermain district, 1927 ? 1930 Appendix 2: Characteristics of ALP branches in the Kurri ? Abermain district, 1950 ? 1981 Appendix 3: A glossary of mining and political terms

Public Relations Campaigns that Changed America : How Strategic Messaging Shaped Culture, Industry, and Public Perception (Hardcover)

Author’s Introduction??1. Historical Roots of the Public Relations Campaign??Part I: The Birth of Modern Influence??2. Floating Trust: Ivory Soap and the Birth of Brand Mythology??3. Breakfast, Reimagined: Bacon Becomes Breakfast??4. Torches of Freedom: Manufacturing Liberation??Part II: Creating Culture, One Tradition at a Time??5. Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade: Where the Holiday Begins??6. The Man in Red: Coca-Cola’s Christmas Makeover??7. Rudolph’s Rise to Stardom: Department Store Giveaway to Christmas Classic??Part III: Shaping the American Appetite??8. An Apple a Day: Hard Cider to Health Food??9. Orange: The Color of Decaf??10. Reimagining What’s for Dinner: Beef, Nostalgia, and American Identity??Part IV: Designing Belonging??11. Diamonds Are Forever: The Business of “I Do”??12. The Prom Economy: American Teen Coming-of-Age Tradition??13. The Khaki Solution: Inventing Casual Friday??14. The Blueprint That Built America??

Public Relations Campaigns that Changed America : How Strategic Messaging Shaped Culture, Industry, and Public Perception (Paperback)

Author’s Introduction??1. Historical Roots of the Public Relations Campaign??Part I: The Birth of Modern Influence??2. Floating Trust: Ivory Soap and the Birth of Brand Mythology??3. Breakfast, Reimagined: Bacon Becomes Breakfast??4. Torches of Freedom: Manufacturing Liberation??Part II: Creating Culture, One Tradition at a Time??5. Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade: Where the Holiday Begins??6. The Man in Red: Coca-Cola’s Christmas Makeover??7. Rudolph’s Rise to Stardom: Department Store Giveaway to Christmas Classic??Part III: Shaping the American Appetite??8. An Apple a Day: Hard Cider to Health Food??9. Orange: The Color of Decaf??10. Reimagining What’s for Dinner: Beef, Nostalgia, and American Identity??Part IV: Designing Belonging??11. Diamonds Are Forever: The Business of “I Do”??12. The Prom Economy: American Teen Coming-of-Age Tradition??13. The Khaki Solution: Inventing Casual Friday??14. The Blueprint That Built America??

The History of Technology in the Americas : The Making and Unmaking of a Hemisphere (Hardcover)

Introduction. Section I: Beyond Agency. 1. Movidas Against the Machine. 2. The Making of Productive Citizens: Approaching the Technopolitics of Credit in Latin America. 3. Race, Antiracism, and the History of "American Technology". 4. Engineering, Historical Contingency, and the Pan-American Railroad. 5. Beyond Replicas: Latin America's First Interactive Science Museums 1970-1979. Artifact Report: "The First Africans Who Made Glass in Brazil": Enslaved Labor and Glassmaking in the Early Nineteenth Century. Section II: Beyond Chronology. 6. Cooking vs. Kitchen: A Look into Women's Daily Life. 7. A Social Fabric: Two Sides of American Celanese. 8. Identity Cards. 9. Ibanez' Roads: Engineering, Planning and Dictatorship in Chile in the 1920s. Artifact Report: Fever as Technology: Notes on the Appropriation of Malaria Therapy in Brazil. Section III: Beyond Borders. 10. The Discovery of Latin America at CEPAL. 11. When All that is Solid Melts: Geographies, Climates, and Technologies in Canada. 12. Migrations of Computing. 13. Rings of Fire II: Arsenic Cycles Through Racism and Empire in the Americas. 14. Designing Tropicality: The Experimental Sugar Plantation and Knowledge in the Global South. Artifact Report: "Eye Dazzlers".

The History of Technology in the Americas : The Making and Unmaking of a Hemisphere (Paperback)

Introduction. Section I: Beyond Agency. 1. Movidas Against the Machine. 2. The Making of Productive Citizens: Approaching the Technopolitics of Credit in Latin America. 3. Race, Antiracism, and the History of "American Technology". 4. Engineering, Historical Contingency, and the Pan-American Railroad. 5. Beyond Replicas: Latin America's First Interactive Science Museums 1970-1979. Artifact Report: "The First Africans Who Made Glass in Brazil": Enslaved Labor and Glassmaking in the Early Nineteenth Century. Section II: Beyond Chronology. 6. Cooking vs. Kitchen: A Look into Women's Daily Life. 7. A Social Fabric: Two Sides of American Celanese. 8. Identity Cards. 9. Ibanez' Roads: Engineering, Planning and Dictatorship in Chile in the 1920s. Artifact Report: Fever as Technology: Notes on the Appropriation of Malaria Therapy in Brazil. Section III: Beyond Borders. 10. The Discovery of Latin America at CEPAL. 11. When All that is Solid Melts: Geographies, Climates, and Technologies in Canada. 12. Migrations of Computing. 13. Rings of Fire II: Arsenic Cycles Through Racism and Empire in the Americas. 14. Designing Tropicality: The Experimental Sugar Plantation and Knowledge in the Global South. Artifact Report: "Eye Dazzlers".

200 Years of Peace : New Perspectives on Modern Swedish Foreign Policy (Paperback)

Claridge's : Queen of Hotels, Hotel of Kings (Hardcover)

Correcting the Record : Essays on the History of American Anthropology (Paperback)

Blitz : The Club That Created the Eighties (Paperback, Main)

The Routledge Handbook of the Spanish Civil War (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction??Section 1: War on Civilians: Violence and Political Persecution??Introduction to Section 1: War on Civilians: Violence and Political Persecution? 1. The Coup Tradition and Colonial Transfers? 2. The Backdrop and Preparations for the Coup? 3. The 18th of July: The Coup d’Etat and New Rebel Order? 4. The 1936 Coup d’Etat: Mass Violence, Logics, Methods, and Narratives? 5. Revolution and Power: Political Conflict in Republican Territory? 6. Violence in Republican Territory? 7. Gendered Violence? 8. Perpetrators: Chains of Command, Agencies and the Logics of Eliminationist Violence? 9. Killers: Cleansing Patrols and Revolutionary Order??Section 2: International War: A European War in Spain??Introduction to Section 2: International War: A European War in Spain? 10. Spain in the Midst of Collective Insecurity: The League of Nations, Non-Intervention and Appeasement? 11. The War of the Volunteers? 12. The War of Fascism? 13. The War of Nazism? 14. The War of the USSR and International Antifascism? 15. The Spanish Protectorate in Morocco? 16. Weapons in Spain? 17. From the Spanish Civil War to the Second World War??Section 3: Total War: Militarization, Armies, Occupation??Introduction to Section 3: Total War: Militarization, Armies, Occupation? 18. Rebel Mobilisation? 19. Improvisation and Commitment: The Mobilisation and Column Warfare of the Antifascist Militias? 20. The Francoist War? 21. The Republican War, 1936?1939? 22. Moroccan Troops in the Spanish Civil War? 23. The Aerial Warfare? 24. An Occupation Regime: The Origins of Franco’s “New State” from a Transnational Perspective? 25. People on the Move: Refugees and Prisoners of War? 26. The Economic Dimension of the Spanish Civil War (1936?1939)??Section 4: War of Identities??Introduction to Section 4: War of Identities? 27. Mobilisation, Sovereignty and Legitimacy: War in the Republican Rearguard? 28. The Rebel Home Front and Society at War? 29. Antifascism and Pol...


외국도서 > 역사 > 사회사
외국도서 > 역사 > 역사일반
외국도서 > 역사 > 근현대 > 20세기
외국도서 > 역사 > 유럽 > 일반
외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 사회과학 > 민족학
외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 정치학 > 정치사상 > 공산주의/사회주의
외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 정치학 > 정치사상 > 민족주의
외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 정치학 > 정치사상 > 보수주의/자유주의
외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 정치학 > 정치사상 > 아나키즘
외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 정치학 > 정치사상 > 파시즘/전체주의

Socialists, Communists, and the Struggle for the ILGWU : Labor Politics and Power in the New York Garment Industry, 1900–1930 (Hardcover)

Introduction? 1. The National Context: The USA in the Twenties? 2. The Russian Jews? 3. The Women’s Garment Industry? 4. How Radicals Were Made: The Story of Elizabeth Hasanovitz? 5. The ILGWU? 6. The Political Left: Socialists and Communists? 7. The Development of American Communism? 8. The Great Marxist Divide, Part One? 9. The Great Marxist Divide, Part Two? 10. The Rise of the Communists in the ILGWU? 11. Battle Lines Develop and Harden? 12. The 1926 Cloakmakers’ Strike.? Conclusion: A Closer Look

Relative Deprivation and Social Justice : A Study of Attitudes to Social Inequality in Twentieth-Century England (Hardcover)

Preface.??Part One: Introduction? 1. The Study and its Methods? 2. Relative Deprivation and the Concept of Reference Groups? 3. The Three Dimensions of Social Inequality??Part Two: The Historical Background, 1918?1962? 4. Changing Comparisons of Class? 5. Attitudes to Status? 6. Inequalities of Power and the Decline of Militancy? 7. The Implications of Party Choice??Part Three: The 1962 Survey? 8. Self-assigned ‘Class’? 9. The Working-class Conservatives? 10. Reference Groups and Inequalities of Class? 11. Reference Groups and Inequalities of Status??Part Four: Conclusions? 12. The Assessment of Relative Deprivation? 13. A Theory of Social Justice? 14. Reform and its Limits.? Appendices.? List of References.? Index.

Profitability and Economic Rationality of Slavery in a Historical Perspective (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction

Elena Devecchi and Marcello Valente

Chapter 1

The Foundations of Pro-slavery Thought in the Age of Enlightenment

Patrizia Delpiano

Chapter 2

Slavery, Economy, Nature in 18th Century Debates

Federico Bonansea

Chapter 3

Slavery in the Age of Abolition. Inter-Caribbean Networks and Freedom’s Petitions in 19th Century Cuba

Matilde Flamigni

Chapter 4

Slave Bodies, Slave Roles: Specification and Unfocused Anxiety in Old Babylonian Contexts

Seth Richardson

Chapter 5

Slavery in Kassite Babylonia: Evidence, Scale and Socio-Economic Implications

Elena Devecchi

Chapter 6

Comparative Pricing of Slaves and Other Commodities in Egypt: from the New Kingdom to the Ptolemaic Period (c. 1200?30 BCE)

Ella Karev

Chapter 7

Ancient Slavery and Ancient Economic History: In Search of a Link

Kostas Vlassopoulos

Chapter 8

Female Slavery in Classical Athens: Slaving Strategies and Profitability

Daniela Marchiandi

Chapter 9

Slaves as Fixed Capital in Ancient Greece: An Economic Interpretation of paramone in the Manumission Inscriptions of Delphi

Marcello Valente

Chapter 10

Slave Market in the Roman Republic: Cheap Labor and Luxury Goods

Mattia Balbo

Chapter 11

No Child’s Play: Revaluing Child labour in Roman Slavery Through a Production and Consumption Model

Ulrike Roth

?

?

?

Organisational Strategies and Suffragette Militancy : The WSPU, 1903-1914 (Hardcover)

Chapter 1 Introduction?

Chapter 2 Militancy?

Chapter 3 Organisational structure?

Chapter 4 Militant leadership?

Chapter 5 Fundraising and commercial enterprises?

Chapter 6 Meetings?

Chapter 7 Petitions?

Chapter 8 Conclusion

Historicizing Linguistics and Language Learning in the Early Modern Period (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction

Goncalo Fernandes and Karen Bennett

Part I: Missionary Linguistics

Chapter 1

The time and space of connected languages: European awareness of African, Amerindian, and Asian languages in the Early Modern period (1538?1620)

Angelo Cattaneo

Chapter 2

The oldest extant Bantu dictionary (Kongo 1652): A preliminary approach

Goncalo Fernandes, Isabel Viana and Susana Figueiredo

Chapter 3

The Portuguese grammar of the Society of Jesus: Bento Pereira's Ars grammaticæ pro lingva lvsitana addiscenda latino idiomate proponitur (1672)

Rolf Kemmler

Chapter 4

Navigating across the centuries with Antao de Proenca’s 1679 Vocabulario Tamulico

Jean-Luc Chevillard

Chapter 5

Non-verbal communication in missionaries’ descriptions (seventeenth?eighteenth centuries):? Interjections

Cristina Muru

Chapter 6

A first textual and contextual analysis of the manuscript Rudimenta Linguæ Malabarico-Samoscardamicæ

Matteo Migliorelli

Chapter 7

Interactions between Portuguese (as a first and second language) and missionary sources in the Portuguese grammatical tradition

Maria do Ceu Fonseca and Fernando Gomes

Part II: Language Learning

Chapter 8

German in foreign language manuals during the European Renaissance: Themes and typology

Maria Jose Corvo Sanchez

Chapter 9

Language learning in English?Algonquian encounters in seventeenth-century Massachusetts

Weiao Xing

Chapter 10

On the verge of modernity: German and Czech in Latin secondary-school instruction in Enlightenment Bohemia

Alena A. Fidlerova