Kinship in europe: approaches to long-term development (1300-1900)

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Glossary Preface Chapter 1. Kinship in Europe: A New Approach to Long-Term Development David Warren Sabean and Simon Teuscher Chapter 2. Bringing it All Back Home: Kinship Theory in Anthropology Sylvia J. Yanagisako TRANSITION 1: FROM MEDIEVAL TO EARLY MODERN KINSHIP PATTERNS Outline and Summaries Chapter 3. Lordship, Kinship, and Inheritance among the German High Nobility in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period Karl-Heinz Spiess Chapter 4. Politics of Kinship in the City of Bern at the End of the Middle Ages Simon Teuscher Chapter 5. Sisters,Aunts, and Cousins: Familial Architectures and the Political Field in Early Modern Europe Michaela Hohkamp Chapter 6. Political Power, Inheritance, and Kinship Relations: The Unique Features of Southern France (Sixteenth-Eighteenth Centuries) Bernard Derouet Chapter 7. The Making of Stability: Kinship, Church, and Power among the Rhenish Imperial Knighthood, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries Christophe Duhamelle Chapter 8. Rights and Ties that Bind: Mothers, Children, and the State in Tuscany during the Early Modern Period Giulia Calvi Chapter 9. Kinship, Marriage, and Politics Gerard Delille TRANSITION 2: FROM EARLY MODERN TO NINETEENTH-CENTURY KINSHIP PATTERNS Outline and Summaries Chapter 10. Kinship and Mobility: Migrant Networks in Europe Laurence Fontaine Chapter 11. Kin Marriages: Trends and Interpretations from the Swiss Example Jon Mathieu Chapter 12. Kinship and Gender: Property, Enterprise, and Politics Elisabeth Joris Chapter 13. Kinship, Civil Society, and Power in Nineteenth-Century Vannes Christopher H. Johnson Chapter 14. Middle-Class Kinship in Nineteenth-Century Hungary Gabor Gyani Chapter 15. Kinship and Class Dynamics in Nineteenth-Century Europe David Warren Sabean Notes on Contributors Index

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