24-25.05.2018 - Workshop: Life-Stories on the Move: Subaltern autobiographical practices from the Early Modern Period to the First World War
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20 mai 2018
- doi: 10.58079/trjw
Mobilität, Migration und räumliche Neuordnung | Mobilités, Migrations, Recomposition des espaces
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Journals (Diaries) Journals (Diaries) Labor and laboring classes Personnel Workers Laborers Hostilities Conflict, Armed (War) Wars Armed conflict (War) Fighting Enslaved persons Scientific research Science research Science--Research Peasantry Organisation Mobility Internal migration Interest and usury Family Family structure Families--Social aspects Families--Social conditions Family life Structure, Family Family relationships Relationships, Family Journals (Diaries) Biographies Memoirs Life histories History--Biography Autobiography--History and criticism Memoirs Autobiographies--History and criticism Autobiography--Technique Egodocuments Writers Craftsmen Artizans Craftspeople Craftspersons Economically advanced nations Industrialized countries Industrial societies Industrialized nations Economically advanced countries First World Advanced countries Developed nations Advanced nations Industrial nations Industrial countries Biography--Ancestry Relations with family Biography--Descendants Biography--Family AncestryCiter ce document
Denis Eckert, « 24-25.05.2018 - Workshop: Life-Stories on the Move: Subaltern autobiographical practices from the Early Modern Period to the First World War », Mobilität, Migration und räumliche Neuordnung | Mobilités, Migrations, Recomposition des espaces, ID : 10.58079/trjw
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Workshop, Centre Marc Bloch, May 24-25, 2018 Concept and organization: Malte Griesse, CMB Berlin Supported by the Research Area "Mobility, Migration and Space" On our workshop about Life-Stories on the Move we have dealt with ego-documents (autobiographies, memoirs, diaries, family books, correspondence/letters, etc.) written by authors who had to live largely from their own labor: peasants, serfs, slaves, artisans, workers, etc. We speak of autobiographical practices, since we are interest...