Embodied Experiences of Making in Early Modern Europe : Bodies, Gender, and Material Culture

Language: English

Published by Taylor & Francis Dez 2024, 2024

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Neuware - Processes of making in early modern Europe were both tacit and embodied. Whether making pottery, food, or textiles, the processes of manual production rested on an intersensory connection between mind, body, and object. This volume focuses on the body of the maker to ask how processes of making, experimenting, experiencing, and reconstructing illuminate early modern assumptions and understandings around manual labour and material life. Answers can be gleaned through both recapturing past skills and knowledge of making and by reconstructing past bodies and bodily experiences using recreative and experimental approaches., In drawing attention to the body, this collection underlines the importance of embodied knowledge and sensory experiences associated with the making practices of historically marginalised groups, such as craftspeople, women, domestic servants, and those who were colonised, to confront biases in the written archive. The history of making is found not only in technological and economic innovations which drove 'progress' but also in the hands, minds, and creations of makers themselves. First interdisciplinary collection of essays to: ¿ Synthesise experimental history approaches used to investigate a wide range of objects - dress, cosmetics, cooking and art - and their makers or wearers in the early modern period. ¿ Demonstrate how attention to objects and making, in both historical and modern experimental contexts, can uncover knowledge of embodied and gendered experiences that are otherwise difficult to access. ¿ Contributes to the recently termed 'making' and 'embodied' turns in history.

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Title
Embodied Experiences of Making in Early Modern Europe : Bodies, Gender, and Material Culture
Author
Serena Dyer
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Taylor & Francis Dez 2024
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2024
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Language
English
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246x177x16 mm

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