Research
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Latest funding
- $177,519
Ambivalent Neighbours: Measuring & Mapping Early Modern Communal Co-Existence
SSHRC · 2019 · Principal investigator
- $11,550
Ambivalent Neighbours: Measuring & Mapping Early Modern Communal Co-Existence
SSHRC · 2019 · Principal investigator
- $170,814
Space, mobility, and socio-economic networks: digital mapping of early modern Florence
SSHRC · 2015 · Principal investigator
No publications available.
Ambivalent Neighbours: Measuring & Mapping Early Modern Communal Co-Existence
Principal investigators: Terpstra, Nicholas
Keywords: co-existence; toleration; digital humanities; Early Modern Europe; urban history
Ambivalent Neighbours: Measuring & Mapping Early Modern Communal Co-Existence
Principal investigators: Terpstra, Nicholas
Keywords: co-existence; toleration; digital humanities; Early Modern Europe; urban history
Space, mobility, and socio-economic networks: digital mapping of early modern Florence
Principal investigators: Terpstra, Nicholas
Keywords: digital mapping; urban history; women's studies; charitable institutions; political history
Foodways: diasporic diners, transnational tables and culinary connections
Principal investigators: MacDonald, Kenneth Iain
Keywords: diaspora; transnationalism; food; identity; cultural politics; consumption; sensory experience
Sex and the sacred negotiating boundaries in Renaissance Florence
Principal investigators: Terpstra, Nicholas
Keywords: historical mapping; urban planning; prostitution; religious establishment; Renaissance Florence; early modern state
Constructions of care: gender, class, age, and sexual health in 16th century Florence
Principal investigators: Terpstra, Nicholas
Keywords: early modern Italy; social history; adolescents; syphilis; abortion; charity; sexual violence; sexual health; gender; age; Florence
Women, work and dowries in the charitable shelters of early modern Florence and Bologna
Principal investigators: Terpstra, Nicholas
Keywords: dowries; orphanages; workhouses; women; Florence; Bologna; early modern Italy; enclosures; labour forced; women's agency
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