HIST3315

Economic and Social Development in Gender Perspective in Early Modern Times

Last taught 2009

Spring and Autumn

Norwegian

Overview

5 candidates

Average grade

C

3.00

0.29

Pass rate

100%

same

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Average over time
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About this course

Content

We will study some aspects of the more commercialised society emerging in Europe and Norway in the 17th - 19th centuries. Increasing international commerce changed the content and organisation of production, as well as comsumption. Economic and technological changes are part of the picture, but equally important are social changes connected to this development. We will study how production was organised in new ways, how this affected gendering of labour in different societies, and how consumption changes affected different social groups and gender relations. Concepts used to analyse this development are "proto-industrialization", "industrious revolution", "consumer revolution".

Learning outcomes

provide knowledge of central themes within historical research in economic and social development in early modern times

Teaching methods

forelesning/seminar