This interdisciplinary volume discusses the division of the early modern material world into the important legal, economic and personal categories of mobile and immobile property, possession and the rights to usufruct.
This interdisciplinary volume discusses the division of the early modern material world into the important legal, economic and personal categories of mobile and immobile property, possession and the rights to usufruct.
Annette Caroline Cremer is an assistant professor in the history faculty at Giessen University, Germany. She has published several books in the fields of material culture research, European cultural history in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, court culture, and gender history.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Introduction: men, women, property, law, and custom 1. Gender, law, and material culture 2. Early modern political philosophy on rights of ownership Part 2: Gifts, symbolic values, and strategies 3. Landed property as marital gifts: women and landownership in fifteenth-century Norway 4. Married women's testaments: division and distribution of movable property in seventeenth-century Glasgow 5. Hybrid legal cultures among the early modern Tyrolean nobility: marriage contracts and the symbolic Value of Assets Part 3: Women's access to immobile property 6. Fenced in or out? Women and landownserhip in early modern southern Tyrol 7. Women, land and usufruct in the eighteenth-century Ottoman Empire: a case study of Vidin and Antakya Part 4: Women, law, and property in colonial contexts 8. In her own right: gender, slaveholding, and movable goods in colonial Jamaica 9. Land, slaves, and honour: women's ownership and possession in colonial Brazil (Paraíba) Part 5: Women and property in transitory zones 10. Women and movable goods in a maritime border economy in nineteenth-century Sicily (Aeolian Islands) 11. Stamp duty and the transformation of the dowry in nineteenth-century Greece 12. Starting a married life: women and goods in the mid-nineteenth-century Romanian Towns of Pite¿i and Câmpulung Part 6: Synthesis 13. Movable goods and immovable property: interrelated perspectives
Part 1: Introduction: men, women, property, law, and custom 1. Gender, law, and material culture 2. Early modern political philosophy on rights of ownership Part 2: Gifts, symbolic values, and strategies 3. Landed property as marital gifts: women and landownership in fifteenth-century Norway 4. Married women's testaments: division and distribution of movable property in seventeenth-century Glasgow 5. Hybrid legal cultures among the early modern Tyrolean nobility: marriage contracts and the symbolic Value of Assets Part 3: Women's access to immobile property 6. Fenced in or out? Women and landownserhip in early modern southern Tyrol 7. Women, land and usufruct in the eighteenth-century Ottoman Empire: a case study of Vidin and Antakya Part 4: Women, law, and property in colonial contexts 8. In her own right: gender, slaveholding, and movable goods in colonial Jamaica 9. Land, slaves, and honour: women's ownership and possession in colonial Brazil (Paraíba) Part 5: Women and property in transitory zones 10. Women and movable goods in a maritime border economy in nineteenth-century Sicily (Aeolian Islands) 11. Stamp duty and the transformation of the dowry in nineteenth-century Greece 12. Starting a married life: women and goods in the mid-nineteenth-century Romanian Towns of Pite¿i and Câmpulung Part 6: Synthesis 13. Movable goods and immovable property: interrelated perspectives
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