The transmission of well-being: gendered marriage strategies and inheritance systems in Europe (17th-20th centuries)

Información General

• Autores: Margarida Duraes (ed. lit.), Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux (ed. lit.), Llorenç Ferrer Alòs (ed. lit.), Jan Kok (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Peter Lang Bélgica
• Año de publicación: 2009
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9783034300568
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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction: historicizing well-being from a gender perspective

    Margarida Duraes, Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux, Llorenç Ferrer Alòs, Jan Kok

    págs. 1-52

    

  • Part I. MARRIAGE STRATEGIES

    • Marriage strategies and well-being among 19th century basque property owners

      Marie Pierre Arrizabalaga

      págs. 53-74

      

    • Consanguineous marriages as a strategy of well-being. An example from 19th century Alto Minho

      Emília Lagido

      págs. 75-100

      

    • Cousin marriages and well-being among the portuguese royal family during the 15th and the 16th centuries

      Isabel dos Guimarães Sá

      págs. 101-122

      

    • Marriage strategies, women's dowries and conflicts between relatives in romanian society (18th century)

      Constanta Vintila-Ghitulescu

      págs. 123-142

      

    • Marriage strategies in azorean communities of Pico Island (19th century). Differentiated female behaviour in choosing a lifelong partner

      María Norberta Amorim, Carlota Santos

      págs. 143-182

      

  • Part II. WELL-BEING AND PROPERTY TRANSMISSION

    • When generation trumped sex. Widow's well-being and the transmission of family business in 19th century northern France

      Béatrice Craig

      págs. 183-200

      

    • Providing well-being to women through inheritance and succession. Portugal in the 18th and 19th centuries

      Margarida Duraes

      págs. 201-228

      

    • Men, women and property in Finland and Sweden in the 18th and 19th centuries

      Beatrice Moring

      págs. 229-258

      

    • Achieving well-being in Spain through the single heir system (18th-19th centuries)

      Llorenç Ferrer Alòs

      págs. 259-290

      

    • Gender and the intergenerational transfer of property and social position in the 18th and early 19th century northern dutch countryside

      Richard Paping

      págs. 291-316

      

  • Part III. FEMALE LIFE COURSE AND WELL-BEING OUTSIDE MARRIAGE

    • Children born out of wedlock. Legal rights and social reforms in Norway from the 17th century to the present

      Kari Telste

      págs. 317-334

      

    • Illegitimate children and court procedures for the determination of paternity in Portugal (1893-1966). Gendered and social differences on acceding to inheritance

      Helena Cristina F. Machado

      págs. 335-358

      

    • Female life courses and property transmission in the azorean periphery (Portugal). The case of the island of São Jorge in the 19th century

      Paulo Lopes Matos

      págs. 359-390

      

    • Well-being or survival? Women's future and family transmission strategies in north-western rural Spain, 18th-19th centuries

      Ofelia Rey Castelao

      págs. 391-412

      

  • Part IV. FEMALE HEADSHIP, WIDOWHOOD AND OLD AGE

    • To remarry or not: well-being, female property and widowhood in early-modern France

      Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux

      págs. 413-446

      

    • Female headship, household position, and gendered well-being in peasant societies. Evidence from the territories of the historical kingdom of Poland (18th century)

      Mikolaj Szoltysek

      págs. 447-486

      

    • Gender, well-being, and old age for persons without a life-companion. A rural case study around the turn of the century 1900. Rendalen, Norway

      Solvi Sogner

      págs. 487-506

      

    • Provisions for care and neighborhood funds in early modern Kyoto

      Mary Louise Nagata

      págs. 507-525