Combines research on a wide variety of leisure activities in the early modern and modern periods, providing an unprecedented transnational perspective to the study of European leisure history.
Combines research on a wide variety of leisure activities in the early modern and modern periods, providing an unprecedented transnational perspective to the study of European leisure history.
Peter Borsay is a Professor of History at Aberystwyth University Jan Hein Furnée is Professor of European Cultural History at Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
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Introduction Peter Borsay and Jan Hein Furnée Charting the flows: institutions and genres 1. Art in the urban public sphere: art venues by entrepreneurs, associations and institutions, 1800 50 J. Pedro Lorente 2. Melodrama in post revolutionary Europe: the genealogy and diffusion of a 'popular' theatrical genre and experience, 1780 1830 Carlotta Sorba 3. Games and sports in the long eighteenth century: failures of transmission Peter Clark Processes of selection and adaptation: actors and structures 4. Georgian Bath: a transnational culture Peter Borsay 5. Music and opera in Brussels, 1700 1850: a tale of two cities Koen Buyens 6. Leisure culture, entrepreneurs and urban space: Swedish towns in a European perspective, eighteenth to nineteenth centuries Dag Lindström 7. Coffeehouses: leisure and sociability in Ottoman Istanbul Cengiz Kirli Towards an 'entangled history' of urban leisure culture 8. The rules of leisure in eighteenth century Paris and London Laurent Turcot 9. City of pleasure or 'ville des plaisirs'? Urban leisure culture exchanges between England and France through travel writing, 1700 1820 Clarisse Coulomb 10. The role of inland spas in the production of European leisure culture, 1750 1870 Jill Stewart 11. Coastal resorts and cultural exchange in Europe, 1780 1870 John K. Walton Index
Introduction Peter Borsay and Jan Hein Furnée Charting the flows: institutions and genres 1. Art in the urban public sphere: art venues by entrepreneurs, associations and institutions, 1800 50 J. Pedro Lorente 2. Melodrama in post revolutionary Europe: the genealogy and diffusion of a 'popular' theatrical genre and experience, 1780 1830 Carlotta Sorba 3. Games and sports in the long eighteenth century: failures of transmission Peter Clark Processes of selection and adaptation: actors and structures 4. Georgian Bath: a transnational culture Peter Borsay 5. Music and opera in Brussels, 1700 1850: a tale of two cities Koen Buyens 6. Leisure culture, entrepreneurs and urban space: Swedish towns in a European perspective, eighteenth to nineteenth centuries Dag Lindström 7. Coffeehouses: leisure and sociability in Ottoman Istanbul Cengiz Kirli Towards an 'entangled history' of urban leisure culture 8. The rules of leisure in eighteenth century Paris and London Laurent Turcot 9. City of pleasure or 'ville des plaisirs'? Urban leisure culture exchanges between England and France through travel writing, 1700 1820 Clarisse Coulomb 10. The role of inland spas in the production of European leisure culture, 1750 1870 Jill Stewart 11. Coastal resorts and cultural exchange in Europe, 1780 1870 John K. Walton Index
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