TIDTABELL FÖR TEMASESSIONERNA
Parallel sessions I: Friday 12th August, 16.30-18.00
1. Ethics and the role of the researcher
in history-writing. Room 244
Commentator: Prof. Liz Stanley, University of Edinburgh,
UK
Chair: Kaisa Vehkalahti, University of Turku / Cultural History
16.30-17.00 ·Erla Hulda Halldorsdottir, University of Iceland.
Thoughts on the ethics of letters and the researchers
17.00-17.30 ·Eve Annuk, Estonian Cultural History Archive, Tartu
University
Ethics and close history: what is behind scenes of Stalinism? A case study.
17.30-18.00 ·Maarit Leskelä-Kärki, University of Turku/Cultural
History: Writing a Biography - Facing the Other
2. Nordic zealots - Gender and colonialism
in Christian missions and development aid Room 359
Commentator: PhD. Inger Marie Okkenhaug, Bergen University
Chair: Anne Folke Henningsen, Aarhus University
Language: Nordic
16.30-17.15 ·Anna Jansdotter, Lunds universitet, Centrum för
genusvetenskap.
Prostitution, mission och det sociala arbetets paradoxer. Sverige 1850-1920
17.00-17.30 · Ingie Hovland, Anthropology, SOAS (University of
London)
To lift women up' - up and away? Women as ambivalent symbols in the
Norwegian Mission Society; Glimpses from 1851 and 2004
17.30-18.00 · Seija Jalagin, University of Oulu / Dept. of History
The "Other" and Colonial Power Game: Crossing gendered and ethnic
boundaries in Finnish mission to Japan
3. Foucault and the
Writing of Feminist History. Room 362
Commentator & Chair: Jutta Ahlbeck-Rehn
16.30-17.00·Heini Hakosalo, University of Oulu, Department of History.
Well-Disciplined Women: Foucauldian Micromechanisms of Power in the Study of
the First Generations of European Women in Higher Education
17.00-17.30 ·Taina Uusitalo, University of Turku, Finnish history
Kan Michel Foucault hjälpa oss i arbeterkvinnoforskningen?
17.30-18.00 · Kaat Wils, Department Geschiedenis, KULeuven
Gender and knowledge in the commemoration of fenale scientists
4. Free papers. Room 360
Commentator & Chair: Kirsi Vainio-Korhonen,
University of Turku / Cultural History
16.30-17.15 Ingegerd Haglund, Kvinnliga Akademikers Förening
Tidiga förebilder bland kvinnliga akademiker i Sverige. Posterpresentation
av biografier i text och bild
17.15-18.00 ·Charlotte Tornbjer, University of Lund & Irene Andersson,
Malmö University
Möten med Alexandra Kollontay
Roundtables:
1.Gendered Memories and Images in the Post WWII Nordic Countries. Room 361
Commentator: Kjersti Ericsson, University of Oslo
Chair: Annette Warring, Roskilde University
16.30-16.45 ·Karen Steller Bjerregaard, Denmark
"Hvis farfar havde levet endnu..."
16.45-17.00 ·Claudia Lenz:
"Kvinners motstand i Norge 1940-1945 - en glemmt eller bærende del
av den norske grunnfortelling om okkupasjonstiden?"
17.00-17.15 · Tiina Kinnunen, University of Joensuu
Gender and politics - Patriotic Women in Finnish memory, post 1944
17.15-18.00 · Kommentarer och diskussion
Parallel sessions II: Saturday 13th August, 14.30-16.00
1. Ethics and the role of the researcher
in history-writing. Room 244
Commentator: Prof. Liz Stanley, University of Edinburgh, UK
Chair: Kaisa Vehkalahti, University of Turku / Cultural
History
14.30-15.00 ·Jaana Loipponen, University of Newcastle, School
of Geography, Politics and Sociology.
Translating Encounters with War Widows
15.00-15.30 ·Minna Uitto, Eila Estola and Leena Syrjälä,
Department of Educational Sciences and Teacher Education, Oulu University: Discussion
on ethical issues in a narrative teacher group
15.30-16.00 ·Leena Rossi, University of Turku, Cultural history
Power in oral history interviews
2. Postcolonial challenges for women's
history. Room 355
Chair: Marika Kivinen, The institute of Women's Studies, Åbo
Akademi
Commentator: Prof. Clare Midgley, London Metropolitan University, UK
14.30-15.00 ·Pernille Ipsen, Department of History, University of
Copenhagen.
Intercultural intimacy in Danish Guinea
15.00-15.30 ·Gunlög Fur, Växjö University, Dept.
of History
Gender and colonization in Swedish Lapland
3. Nordic zealots - Gender and colonialism
in Christian missions and development. Room 359
Commentator: PhD. Inger Marie Okkenhaug, University of Bergen
Chair: Anne Folke Henningsen, University of Aarhus
Language: Nordic
14.30-15.15 · Catarina Lundström, Mittuniversitet, humaniora / Föreningsarkivet
i Jämtlands län
Samiskt-svenskt, kvinnligt-manligt: kvinnligt missionsarbete i det samiska ålderdomshemmet
Fjällgård, Undersåker (Åre)
15.15-16.00 ·Sunniva Engh, University of Oxford, Welcome Unit for the
History of Medicine
Northern feminists and Southern women: Scandinavia's 'special role' in family
planning aid
4. Women Writing History. Women and
historical writing: long term developments. Room EDU III
Chair: Tiina Kinnunen, Joensuu University
Commentator: Ann-Sofie Ohlander, Örebro University and Karen Offen, Stanford
University
Language: Nordic & English
14.30-15.00 ·Anne Trine Larsen, University of Aarhus
Kønnets magt. Danske kvindelige historikere 1875-2000I
15.00-15.30 ·Inger Elisabeth Haavet, University of Bergen, Dept. of History
Kjønnede dannelsesbegrep og akademisk motstand - Pionerkvinner i Akademia
og det akademiske kulturfeltet.
15.30-16.00 ·Saara Tuomaala, University of Helsinki, Dept. of History
"Own Table" and women as writers of history in Finland: An introduction
of the historiographic project
5. Historical Knowledge and Masculinity.
Room EDU II
Commentator: Jeff Hearn, Swedish School of Economics,
Helsinki
Chair: Anne-Maria Marttila, University of Turku / Cultural History
14.30-15.00 ·Marja Jalava, University of Helsinki, Department of
History
Meanings as Corporal Acts: Critical Study on Men beyond Sex and Gender
15.00-15.30 ·lkka Levä, University of Helsinki, Department
of History
Emasculated Masculinity - Finnish Police Culture in Long 70's
15.30-16.00 ·Jonas Liliequist, Umeå University, Dept of
Historical Studies
Virility - a useful concept for historical analyses of masculinity
Roundtables:
1. Men, money and friendship - ways of analysing the organization of women's
movement. Room 361.
Chair: PhD Ulla Manns, Södertörn
University College
Commentator: Hilda Roemer Christensen, University of Copenhagen
14.30-16.00
·Prof. Christina Florin, Stockholm University / Department of History
Att läsa andras brev. Rösträttsaktivisternas brev som källa
till studier i politik.
·Dr. Pernilla Jonsson och Silke Neunsinger, Uppsala University / Dept.
of Economic History
Will it do? Financing strategies of the early Swedish and Canadian women's movement
·FM Lovisa af Petersens, Stockholm University/ Dept.of history
Shaping A Public Sphere. Women Conferences In Stockholm At The Turn Of The Century
1900
·Dr. Sigríður Matthíasdóttir, University of
Iceland / Department of History
Kvindesagen og kvindebevaegelsens kooperation med magtens maend i Island, 1907-1911
·Brit Stuksrud, University of Bergen
Presentasjon av avhandling om kvinnestemmeretten i Vestfold.
·Jóhanna J. Jochumsdóttir, University of Rutgers, United
States
"'As the Nation Should be Free so Women Should be Free': Suffragists Engaging
with Icelandic Nationalism and Transnationalist Women's Organisations 1890-1920"
2. Gymnastics and Dance in Forming
Feminities in the Nordic Countries. Room 362
Chair: Kirsti Pedersen Gurholt, University of Sport and
Physical Education
14.30-15.15 ·Leena Laine: University of Jyväskylä/ Dept.
of Social Sciences of Sport
"Kvinnogymnastik - kunskap om kroppen, kvinnor och makt"
15.15-16.00 ·Else Trangbaek, University of Copenhagen, Institute
of Exercise and Sport Sciences
"Dansk historieforskning om køn, gymnastik og sport".
Saturday 13th August, 16.30-18.00: Parallel sessions III
1. Ethics and the role of the researcher
in history-writing. Room 244
Commentator: Prof. Liz Stanley, University of Edinburgh,
UK
Chair: Kaisa Vehkalahti, University of Turku / Cultural History
16.30-17.15 ·Pia Maria Ahlbäck, Åbo Akademi University
Readable historians. Reality effect and other tropes of addressivity in historical
writing.
17.15-18.00 ·Laura Saarenmaa, University of Tampere, Media Culture
Ethics of Interpreting Texts as Practices
2. Postcolonial Challenges for Women's
History. Room 355
Commentator: Prof. Clare Midgley, London Metropolitan
University, UK
Chair: Pernille Ipsen, Department of History, University of Copenhagen
16.30-17.00·Karen Bähr Caballero: Institute of Development Studies
- Catholic University of Louvain
Women, Agency and Historical Development Processes. A case Study of poor rural
women in Honduras.
17.00-17.30 ·Marika Kivinen: Institutet för kvinnoforskning,
Åbo Akademi
Postcolonial histories - Unbinding the connections between colonialism, nationalism
and a "Finnish" historical past
17.30-18.00 ·Maud Wedin:
"The Forest Finns in Sweden - a gender perspective"
3. Women Writing History. Academic
women historians: writing history in masculine spheres
Room EDU III
Chair: Maarit Leskelä-Kärki, University of
Turku/ Cultural History
Commentator: Karen Offen, Ann Sofie Ohlander & Tiina Kinnunen
Language: Nordic & English
16.30-17.00·Elise Garritzen, University of Helsinki, Department of
History
Liisi Karttunen - a Finnish historian in Italy 1907-1919
17.00-17.30 ·Eva Ahl, University of Helsinki, Department of History
Male and Female concerning St. Birgitta of Sweden, Lydia Wahlström and
the Male Researchers on St. Birgitta
17.30-18.00 ·Marja Engman: Lolo Krusius-Ahrenberg
4. Historical Knowledge and Masculinity.
Room EDU II
Commentator: Jeff Hearn , Swedish School of Economics,
Helsinki,
Chair: Ilana Aalto, University of Turku / Cultural History
16.30-17.00 ·Tiina Männistö, University of Turku, Finnish
history
Coming out of a black box. The ways of knowing about masculinity in the feminist
history of technology
17.00-17.30 ·Atte Oksanen, University of Tampere, department of sociology
and social psychology
History of written male skin: tattoos as markers of masculinity
5. Women, Skill and Employment. Room
359
Comentator: Dr. Tapio Bergholm, University of
Joensuu & Docent Mervi Kaarninen, University of Tampere
Chair: Kirsti Niskanen, University of Linköping
16.30-17.00 ·Matti Hannikainen, University of Helsinki
Wages and Unemployment among Female Construction Workers in Helsinki during
the Great depression of the 1930s
17.00-17.30 ·Catharina Nolin, University of Stockholm, Konstvetenskapliga
institutionen
Kvinnliga trädgårdsarkitekter under 1900-talets första hälft.
Mot en professionell yrkesidentitet
17.00-17.30 ·Deborah Simonton, University of Southern Denmark
Gender, Skill and Status: Women and the language of Eighteenth-century
6. Free papers. Room 360
Commentator & Chair: Ritva Hapuli, University of
Turku / Cultural History
16.30-17.00·Tiina Vainio, University of Helsinki,
Economy of hairy squares. On the questions of competition, growth and autism
in design
17.00-17.30 ·Tiina Lintunen, University of Turku, Contemporary history
In the heat of the moment or for the lack of money? Why did Finnish women join
the Red Guard?
17.30-18.00 ·Mervi Autti, University of Lapland, Cultural History,
Women's Studies
How to write history according to photographs?
Roundtables:
1.At the Margins of Prostitution Control. The Nordic Countries 1880-1940 Room
361
Chair: Anna Jansdotter, University of Lund
16.30-17.15 ·Yvonne Svanström University of Stockholm, Elisabeth
Koren, University of Bergen Rokkancentret,
Anna Jansdotter, University of Lund
17.15-18.00 ·Prof. Pirjo Markkola, University of Tampere / Department
of history, Yvonne Svanström University of Stockholm,
Anna Jansdotter, University of Lund
2. Gymnastics and Dance in Forming
Feminities in the Nordic Countries. Room 362
Chair: Leena Laine: University of Jyväskylä/ Dept. of Social Sciences
of Sport
16.30-18.00
·Kirsti Pedersen Gurholt, Norges idrettshøgskole& Ragnhild
Jensen Högskolen I Oslo:
Educating female bodies - the ambiguous role of dance
·Pia Lundquist Wanneberg, Stockholm University
"Skolgymnastikens formande av kvinnlighet i Sverige 1919-1962"
·Eva - Helen Ulvroos, Dept. of History, Lund University
"Dans och kropp. Kvinnligt och manligt i danskulturen"
Sunday 14th August, 09.30-11.00: Parallel sessions IV
1. Women Writing History. Women amateurs
in the field of history . EDU III
Chair: Maarit Leskelä-Kärki, University of
Turku
Commentators:Karen Offen and Ann-Sofie Ohlander
09.30-10.00 ·Charlotte Hansen, University of Aarhus, Faculy of Theology,
Inst. of Church history
Charlotte Blennerhasset (1843-1917): A forgotten (Roman Chatolic) Historian
10.00-10.30 ·Mervi Kaarninen, Dept. of History, University of Tampere
Matilda Roslin-Kalliola. Finsk historia skildrad av en kvinna av folket?
10.30-11.00 ·Jytte Larsen, KVINFO. Den danske kvindebeavegelses
historiografi
2. Historical Knowledge and Masculinity.
EDU II
Commentator: Jonas Liliequist, Umeå University,
Dept of Historical Studies
Chair: Ilana Aalto, University of Turku / Cultural History
09.30-10.15 · Anders Ahlbäck, Åbo Akademi University/History.
Beyond middle-class manliness? Popular notions of masculinity in the Finnish
conscript army 1919-1939e
10.15-11.00 · Ville Kivimäki, Department of History, University
of Joensuu.
Spheres of Being and Not-being a Man. Problems in Using "Repatriation Literature"
as a Source of Manliness
3. Gender and the history of childhood.
Room 244
Commentator: Dr. Ning De Coninck–Smith, Danish University
of Education, Copenhagen
Chair: Kaisa Vehkalahti, University of Turku / Cultural History
09.30-10.00 Seija-Leena Nevala-Nurmi, University of Tampere, Department
of History
Girls and Boys in the Finnish Defence Family
10.00-10.30 Eilola Jari, University of Jyväskylä, Department of
History and Ethnology
"… We flew higher and higher until stars looked as big as the Moon…"
Early Modern Children's Stories of Witches' Sabbath
10.30-11.00 Anette Eklund Hansen, Arbejdermuseet, Arbejderbevægelsens
Bibliotek og Arkiv
Børnearbejde i det danske landbrugssamfund 1900-1940 i et kønsperspektiv
4. Gender and the public-sector from
the middle of the 19th century to the end of the 20th century. Room 355
Commentator & Chair: Ann-Katrin Hatje, Umeå
University
09.30-10.15 ·Vita Zelce, Department of Communication Studies, Faculty
of Social Sciences, University of Latvia. Historical Amnesia and the History
of Soviet Women in Latvia: Knowledge About the Period of Stalinism in Latvia
10.15-11.00 ·Helena Bergman, Historiska institutionen, University
of Stockholm
Kärleksverk blir ämbetsverk. Kvinnliga barnavårdsmän och
deras svåra professionaliseringsprocess i det tidiga 1900-talets Sverige
Roundtables:
1.The cold war - a gendered conflict? Room 361
Chair: Annette Warring, Roskilde University /
Institut for historie og samfundsforhold
09.30-10.00 ·Iben Vyff: Kønnets betydning i danskernes
møde med Sovjet og USA i 1950'erne - belyst gennem danske rejseskildringer
10.00-10.30 ·Marie Cronqvist: Nuclear Family - Nuclear Age. Kvindernes
rolle i atomalderens civilforsvar.
10.30-11.00 · Dr. Irene Andersson: "Fredsälskande kvinnor"
- ett hot under kalla kriget
2. Gender, Narrative and Analysis in
the Making of Intellectual Biographies from the 18th, 19th and 20th Centuries.
Room 362
Chair: Associate professor, Dr. Susanne Malchau, University of Aarhus, Denmark
09.30-10.15 ·Prof. Christina Carlsson Wetterberg: "Om skapandet
av en kvinnlig intellektuel kring sekelskiftet 1900"
·Dr. Birgitte Possing, København, DK:"Om at fortolke en intellektuel
kvindelig, kontroversiel politiker under den Kolde Krig"
·Lektor Bodil Folke Frederiksen, Roskilde Universitetscenter, DK
"Om kollektive biografier blandt postkoloniale intellektuelle i 20. århundrede"
·Lektor Dr. Karen Klitgaard Povlsen, Aarhus Universitet, DK
"Om at forstå en kvindelig intellektuel i 1700-1800-tallets Europa"
Sunday 14th August, 11.30-13.00: Parallel sessions V
1. Historical Knowledge and Masculinity.
Room EDU II
Commentator: Jonas Liliequist, Umeå University, Dept of Historical
Studies
Chair: Anne-Maria Marttila, University of Turku / Cultural History
11.30-12.15 · Leena Paaskoski, Helsinki University / Ethnology
Naked masculinity? Forest students' professional culture portrayed in photographs
and oral history
12.15-13.00 · Kirsti Salmi-Niklander, University of Helsinki/Department
of Folklore Studies
Bohemians and Factory Boys. The construction of "new masculinity"
among Finnish working-class youth at the beginning of the 20th century.
2. Gender and the history of childhood.
Room EDU I
Commentator: Dr. Ning De Coninck?Smith, Danish University of Education,
Copenhagen
Chair: Marianne Junila, University of Oulu / Department of History
11.30-12.00 Birgitta Tunturi, University of Tampere
Tracing the childhood - towards the history of an invisible child
12.00-12.30 Liisa Granbom-Herranen, University of Helsinki
Ordspråk i den pedagogiska diskussionen
12.30-13.00 Rauni Järvilehto, YLE Radio/Finnish Broadcasting Company
"Children Drawing History" - Combining Art and Scholarship in Telling
the History of Children in a TV Documentary
3. Women, Skill and Employment. Room
359
Commentator: Docent Mervi Kaarninen, University of Tampere
Chair: Docent Kirsti Niskanen, Linköping universitet
11.30-12.15 ·Heidi Haggrén, University of Helsinki
The Collective Interest Articulation of Finnish Nurses after the Second World
War
12.15- 13.00 ·Tapio Bergholm, University of Joensuu, Department
of History
Lönereglering och de könsbaserade löneskillnaderna
4. Gender and the public-sector from
the middle of the 19th century to the end of the 20th century.
Room 355.
Commentator & Chair: Ann-Katrin Hatje, Umeå University
11.30-12.15 ·Ulla Rosén:
Omsorg om äldre ur ett genusperspektiv, 1815-1939
12.15- 13.00 ·Zara Bersbo, Växjö Universitet, Historia
Den dolda emancipationen. Understödde förändringar i 1915: års
giftermålslag en manlig emancipation? En studie av synen på betalt
och obetalt arbete i Sverige 1915-1974.
5. Free Papers. Room 360
Chair: Prof. Kirsi Tuohela, University of Turku/ Finnish History
11.30-12.15 ·Marina V. Vorobjova, Religious Studies Research Center
"Ethna", St.-Petersburg, Russia
Gender Approach in Religious Studies: An Attempt of Interdisciplinary Discussion
12.15- 13.00 ·Tuula Juvonen, Department of Women's Studies, University
of Tampere Finland.
Queering the Archives: Action Research on Finnish Archival Practices.
Roundtable:
1. A matter of style: the surface performers of gender. Room 362
Chair: Associate Professor Christine Bladh, Södertörn University College
11.30-12.00
· Associate Professor Christine Bladh, Södertörn University
College
"Kejsarinnans nya kläder"
· Assistant Professor Madeleine Hurd, Södertörn University
College
"Theaters of Revolution: Style and Bodies in Representations of Germany's
Revolution of 1918"
· Professor Tom Olsson, Södertörn University College
"Sensibel och sexualiserad:
" Olof Palme i offentligheten"
· Professor Kekke Stadin, Södertörn University College
"Kläderna som kommunikation och retorik"
· Assistant Professor Martin Wottle, Södertörn University College
"Mode, makt och marknad i Sverige, Pommern och Ryssland 1600-1830"