A fundamentally new account of the social order in early modern England: the first study to fully incorporate women, to offer comprehensive coverage of the range of social groups from the gentry to the labouring poor and across the life-cycle, and to represent regional variation.
A fundamentally new account of the social order in early modern England: the first study to fully incorporate women, to offer comprehensive coverage of the range of social groups from the gentry to the labouring poor and across the life-cycle, and to represent regional variation.
Alexandra Shepard has published widely on the history of gender relations and social relations in early modern England, including a book entitled Meanings of Manhood in Early Modern England (Oxford University Press, 2003). She has also co-edited a number of essay collections, including most recently (with Steve Hindle and John Walter), Remaking English Society: Social Relations and Social Change in Early Modern England (2013).
Inhaltsangabe
1: Self and Society in Early Modern England Part I: Wealth and Poverty 2: Calculating Credit 3: Quantifying Status 4: Demarcating Poverty Part II: Maintenance 5: Maintaining Oneself 6: Depending on Others 7: Making a Living Part III: The Changing Currency of Credit 8: Refashioning Credibility Conclusion: Reappraising the World of Goods Bibliography
1: Self and Society in Early Modern England Part I: Wealth and Poverty 2: Calculating Credit 3: Quantifying Status 4: Demarcating Poverty Part II: Maintenance 5: Maintaining Oneself 6: Depending on Others 7: Making a Living Part III: The Changing Currency of Credit 8: Refashioning Credibility Conclusion: Reappraising the World of Goods Bibliography
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