436 results on '"Toivo, Raisa Maria"'
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52. A narratological approach to witchcraft trial records: creating experience
53. Narrative and experience: interdisciplinary methodologies between history and narratology
54. Parricide and Violence Against Parents
55. [Book review] Conquest and the Law in Swedish Livonia (ca. 1630-1710) : A Case of Legal Pluralism in Early modern Europe
56. Heikki Pihlajamäki, Conquest and the Law in Swedish Livonia (ca. 1630-1710). A Case of Legal Pluralism in Early modern Europe
57. The Laughing Witch: Notes on the Relationship Between Literature and History in the Early Fifteenth Century
58. Rezension: Nils-Erik Villstrand: Sveriges Historia 1600−1721 (rezensiert von Raisa Maria Toivo)
59. Lived Religion and the Long Reformation in Northern Europe c. 1300–1700
60. Witchcraft and Gender in Early Modern Society
61. “Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother”
62. Introduction
63. Religion and emotion
64. Abuse of Parents in Early Modern Finland
65. Witchcraft and the Act of 1604 John Newton Jo Bath
66. Rezension: Petri Karonen (Hg.): Hopes and Fears for the Future in Early Modern Sweden 1500–1800 (rezensiert von Raisa Maria Toivo)
67. Rezension: Teemu Keskisarja: Kyynelten kallio. Kertomuksia seksistä ja väkivallasta (rezensiert von Raisa Maria Toivo)
68. Mother, Wife and Witch: Authority and Status in Court Recod Narratives in early modern Finland
69. Gender Performance in Early Modern Religious Life 1
70. BackMatter.
71. FrontMatter.
72. Violence between parents and children: courts of law in early modern Finland
73. Discerning Voices and Values in the Finnish Witch Trials Records
74. Witchcraft and the Act of 1604. John Newton, Jo Bath.
75. Ilska, desperation och lömska försåt: Våld- samma kvinnor i 1800-talets Sverige.
76. 'Daddy Knows Best': Professionalism, Paternalism and the State in Mid-Twentieth-Century British Child Diswelfare Experiences
77. Claiming and Curating Experiential Expertise at the Children’s Telephone Helpline, Childline UK, 1986–2006
78. Afterword
79. Connecting the Disconnected: Telephones, Activism, and 'Faring Well' in Britain, 1950–2000
80. Placing Experiential Expertise: The 1981 New Cross Massacre Campaign
81. 'Low Risk Doesn’t Mean No Risk': The Making of Lesbian Safer-Sex and the Creation of New (S)experts in the Late Twentieth Century
82. 'Let Me Tell You How I See It…': White Women, Race, and Welfare on Two Birmingham Council Estates in the 1980s
83. Student Voices, Expertise, and Welfare Within British Universities in the Mid-Twentieth-Century
84. Justifying Experience, Changing Expertise: From Protest to Authenticity in Anglophone 'Mad Voices' in the Mid-Twentieth Century
85. Fire, Fairs, and Dragonflies: The Writings of Gifted Children and Age-Bound Expertise
86. Qualified by Virtue of Experience? Professional Youth Work in Britain 1960–1989
87. Communities of Care: Working-Class Women’s Welfare Activism, 1920–1970s
88. The 'Housewife as Expert': Re-thinking the Experiential Expertise and Welfare Activism of Housewives’ Associations in England, 1960–1980
89. Introduction
90. Quaker Women in Humanitarian and Social Action: Faith, Learning and the Authority of Experience
91. Childminders and the Limits of Mothering as Experiential Expertise, England c. 1948–2000
92. Conquest and the Law in Swedish Livonia (ca. 1630-1710). A Case of Legal Pluralism in Early modern Europe.
93. Education and Agency in Transnational Spaces
94. Living a Migration to North America
95. Journeys in a Harsh and Holistic World
96. A Single Working Woman of the World
97. The Continent of Reality
98. A Young Business Agent in the Making
99. Conclusion
100. At the Junction between Iceland and Denmark: Family 'Capital' and Transnational Ties as a Lived Experience
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