Institute of Historical ResearchDwelling in the temporary: (im)mobilities in conflictCathrine Brun(Oxford Brookes University)Studies of Home seminar series

From Country House to Empire Home: Material Cultures of the East India Company

May 31st, 2016

Institute of Historical ResearchFrom Country House to Empire Home: Material Cultures of the East India CompanyMargot Finn(University College London)Studies of Home seminar series

Settling at home: Class, gender and domesticity in the Settlement House, 1880-1914

Mar 1st, 2016 57m 6s

Institute of Historical Research Settling at home: Class, gender and domesticity in the Settlement House, 1880-1914Lucinda Matthews-Jones(Liverpool John Moores University)Studies of Home seminar series

Connecting worlds: intersections between spatial, temporal, material and spiritual realms within Vietnamese homes in East London

Jan 6th, 2016

Institute of Historical ResearchConnecting worlds: intersections between spatial, temporal, material and spiritual realms within Vietnamese homes in East LondonAnnabelle Wilkins(Queen Mary, University of London)Studies of Home seminar se

The Resident Artist: Making Performance in your Council Estate Home

Dec 2nd, 2015 40m 27s

Institute of Historical ResearchThe Resident Artist: Making Performance in your Council Estate HomeKatie Beswick(Exeter University)Studies of Home seminar series

I slept in the living room on a sofa: The Sleeping Spaces of the 19th-Century Working-Class Home

Nov 4th, 2015

Institute of Historical ResearchI slept in the living room on a sofa: The Sleeping Spaces of the 19th-Century Working-Class HomeDr Vicky Holmes(University of Essex)Studies of Home seminar series

Exploring Urban Garden Provision in England in the 19th Century

Mar 3rd, 2015 47m 26s

Institute of Historical ResearchExploring Urban Garden Provision in England in the 19th CenturyDr Zoe Crisp(Independent Scholar)Studies of Home seminar series

Dissident domesticity: an ethnographic conceptualist approach to house arrest and diplomatic asylyum

Feb 4th, 2015 54m 14s

Institute of Historical ResearchDissident domesticity: an ethnographic conceptualist approach to house arrest and diplomatic asylumMichal Murawski(UCL)Khadija von Zinnenburg Carroll(artist)Studies of Home seminar series

At home in the institution: material life in lunatic asylums, lodging houses and schools in Victorian and Edwardian England

Apr 1st, 2014 1h 15m

Institute of Historical Research At home in the institution: material life in lunatic asylums, lodging houses and schools in Victorian and Edwardian EnglandJane Hamlett (RHUL)Studies of the Home

'Learning the value of restraint.' Plain verses patterned surfaces in the 1920s small modern interior

Mar 4th, 2014 1h 21m

Institute of Historical Research History Studies of Home'Learning the value of restraint.' Plain verses patterned surfaces in the 1920s small modern interiorKeren Protheroe (Kingston University)

Beyond cooking: reading the material culture of the sixteenth-century Antwerp kitchen

Jan 8th, 2014 1h 31m

Institute of HistoricalBruno Blondé (University of Antwerp)History Studies of Home

Living with the past at home: domestic prehabitation and inheritance

Nov 20th, 2013 38m 27s

Caron Lipman and Catherine Nash (Queen Mary, University of London)Studies of Home seminarInstitute of Historical Research6 November 2013

At home with LGBTQ Londoners: Heteronormativity and everyday politics

Oct 23rd, 2013 35m 27s

Brent Pilkey (University College London)Studies of Home seminarInstitute of Historical ResearchSchool of Advanced Studywww.sas.ac.ukwww.history.ac.uk

Domesticating medicine: medical technologies and the modern home

Jun 4th, 2013 56m 38s

Institute of Historical ResearchDomesticating medicine: medical technologies and the modern home Roberta Bivins(University of Warwick)Studies of Home seminar series

Healthy homes, healthy bodies in late Renaissance Italy

May 7th, 2013 40m 35s

Institute of Historical ResearchHealthy homes, healthy bodies in late Renaissance ItalySandra Cavallo and Tessa Storey(Royal Holloway, University of London)Studies of Home seminar series

Whose house is it anyway? Public history and contemporary art in a Georgian home

Mar 5th, 2013 1h

Institute of Historical ResearchWhose house is it anyway? Public history and contemporary art in a Georgian homeKaren Harvey(University of Sheffield)Studies of Home seminar series

Sighs and settees: recovering the lost history of reading aloud in the eighteenth century

Jan 9th, 2013 48m 49s

Institute of Historical ResearchSighs and settees: recovering the lost history of reading aloud in the eighteenth century Abigail Williams(University of Oxford)Studies of Home seminar series

The inter-war home: the design and decoration of the suburban house in England

Dec 5th, 2012 55m 47s

Institute of Historical ResearchThe inter-war home: the design and decoration of the suburban house in EnglandDeborah Sugg Ryan(University of Falmouth)Studies of Home seminar series

Consumer non-choices in the eighteenth century home

Nov 7th, 2012 48m 22s

Institute of Historical ResearchConsumer non-choices in the eighteenth century homeConor Lucey(University College Dublin)Studies of Home seminar series

The discourse of practise: continuity and change in early modern domestic cultures

Oct 3rd, 2012 56m 24s

Institute of Historical ResearchThe discourse of practise: continuity and change in early modern domestic culturesAnthony Buxton(University of Oxford)The town of Thame in Oxfordshire can be found about 7 miles southwest from Aylesbury.

From necessary leisure to moral prophylaxis: death of the suburban garden

Jun 19th, 2012 45m 37s

Institute of Historical ResearchFrom necessary leisure to moral prophylaxis: death of the suburban garden Franklin Ginn(University of Edinburgh)This was a joint session with the History of Gardens and Landscapes SeminarStudies of Home.

Gardening and photography in the making of the lower middle-class home in Britain, 1880-1914

May 8th, 2012 46m 15s

Institute of Historical ResearchGardening and photography in the making of the lower middle-class home in Britain, 1880-1914Rebecca Preston(Royal Holloway, University of London)Studies of Home seminar series