Informações:
Sinopse
In this podcast series Dr Beat Kumin from the University of Warwick offers the first comparative survey of early modern public houses and their unique contribution to European culture.
Episódios
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Contemporary views and reviews
24/04/2008What were the contemporary views of public houses and the social good, or ill, that they represented? How did establishments relate to the other institutions common to community life in the early modern period?
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Communication, subversion and stability.
24/04/2008Public houses were obvious centres of communication within communities, but what forms did this interaction take and were they a subversive or stabilising influence?
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Economic interests and the provision of services
24/04/2008Public houses represented major economic assets and were significant employers. They also reflected local cuisines and tastes whilst often innovating in the provision of services to clients.
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Agents and interests
10/03/2008Who owned and ran drinking establishments in the early modern period and who were the customers?
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Typology and Topography
10/03/2008Defining the styles of drinking establishment and how they fitted into communities.
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Drinking Matters - introduction
15/02/2008Introducing this series on drinking culture in early modern Central Europe.