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Town House: Architecture and Material Life in the Early American City, 1780-1830 (Published by the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture and the University of North Carolina Press)
Author: Bernard L. Herman
Year: November 30, 2005
Format: PDF
File size: PDF 19 MB
Language: English



The plot of Town House Architecture and Material Life in the Early American City 1780-1830, published by the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture and the University of North Carolina Press, is a comprehensive history of urban dwellings and the people who built and lived in them in early America. The book, written by Bernard Herman, takes a material culture approach to explore why people built their homes the way they did and how these structures influenced everyday city life. The book begins by highlighting the idealization of cities in the eighteenth century, where physical objects such as town houses were seen as symbols of organized civil society. Herman examines a range of domestic spaces, including the merchant's family home, the servant's quarters, and the widow's dower, to demonstrate how these buildings served as sites of power and identity. Through a detailed analysis of court cases, recipes, and other documentary sources, Herman shows how everyday negotiations of social identity and the display of respectability played out in these urban settings. One of the key arguments of the book is that the development of town houses was not just about practical needs, but also about displaying social status and aspirations.
The plot of Town House Architecture and Material Life in the Early American City 1780-1830, published by the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture and the University of North Carolina Press, is a comprehensive history of urburban houselings and the people who built and lived in them in early America. Книга, написанная Бернардом Германом, использует подход материальной культуры, чтобы исследовать, почему люди строили свои дома так, как они делали, и как эти структуры влияли на повседневную городскую жизнь. Книга начинается с освещения идеализации городов в восемнадцатом веке, где физические объекты, такие как городские дома, рассматривались как символы организованного гражданского общества. Герман исследует целый ряд бытовых помещений, включая дом семьи торговца, помещения прислуги и вдовьего вдовца, чтобы продемонстрировать, как эти здания служили местами власти и идентичности. Посредством детального анализа судебных дел, рецептов и других документальных источников Герман показывает, как в этих городских условиях разыгрывались повседневные переговоры о социальной идентичности и отображении респектабельности. Одним из ключевых аргументов книги является то, что развитие городских домов было связано не только с практическими потребностями, но и с отображением социального статуса и стремлений.
The plot of Town House Architecture and Material Life in the Early American City 1780-1830, published by the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture and the University of North Carolina Press, is a comprehensive history of urburban houselings and the people who built and lived in them in early America. livre, écrit par Bernard Herman, utilise une approche de la culture matérielle pour explorer pourquoi les gens construisaient leurs maisons comme ils le faisaient et comment ces structures ont influencé la vie urbaine quotidienne. livre commence par mettre en lumière l'idéalisation des villes au XVIIIe siècle, où des objets physiques tels que les maisons de ville étaient considérés comme des symboles de la société civile organisée. Herman explore toute une gamme d'espaces ménagers, y compris la maison familiale du commerçant, les locaux du domestique et du veuf veuf, pour démontrer comment ces bâtiments ont servi de lieux de pouvoir et d'identité. Par une analyse détaillée des affaires judiciaires, des recettes et d'autres sources documentaires, Herman montre comment les négociations quotidiennes sur l'identité sociale et l'affichage de la respectabilité se sont déroulées dans ces conditions urbaines. L'un des principaux arguments du livre est que le développement des maisons urbaines a été lié non seulement aux besoins pratiques, mais aussi à l'affichage du statut social et des aspirations.
The plot of Town House Architecture and Material Life in the Early American City 1780-1830, published by the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture and the University of North Carolina Press, is a comprehensive history of urburban houselings and the people who built and lived in them in early America. libro, escrito por Bernard Hermann, utiliza el enfoque de la cultura material para investigar por qué las personas construyeron sus casas como lo hicieron y cómo estas estructuras influyeron en la vida urbana cotidiana. libro comienza destacando la idealización de las ciudades en el siglo XVIII, donde objetos físicos como las casas de la ciudad eran vistos como símbolos de la sociedad civil organizada. Germán explora toda una serie de locales domésticos, entre ellos la casa de la familia del comerciante, los locales del sirviente y el viudo viudo, para demostrar cómo estos edificios sirvieron como lugares de poder e identidad. A través de un análisis detallado de casos judiciales, recetas y otras fuentes documentales, Germán muestra cómo en estos entornos urbanos se han jugado las negociaciones cotidianas de identidad social y exhibición de respetabilidad. Uno de los argumentos clave del libro es que el desarrollo de las casas urbanas no solo estaba relacionado con las necesidades prácticas, sino también con la exhibición del estatus social y las aspiraciones.
The plot of Town House Architecture and Material Life in the Early American City 1780-1830, published by the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture and the University of North Carolina Press, is a comprehensive history of urburban houselings and the people who built and lived in them in early America. Das von Bernard Herman verfasste Buch untersucht anhand des Ansatzes der materiellen Kultur, warum Menschen ihre Häuser so bauten, wie sie es taten, und wie sich diese Strukturen auf den städtischen Alltag auswirkten. Das Buch beginnt mit der Beleuchtung der Idealisierung der Städte im 18. Jahrhundert, wo physische Objekte wie Stadthäuser als Symbole der organisierten Zivilgesellschaft angesehen wurden. Herman untersucht eine Reihe von Haushaltsräumen, darunter das Haus der Familie eines Kaufmanns, die Räumlichkeiten eines Dienstmädchens und eines Witwen, um zu zeigen, wie diese Gebäude als Orte der Macht und Identität dienten. Durch eine detaillierte Analyse von Gerichtsfällen, Rezepten und anderen dokumentarischen Quellen zeigt Hermann, wie sich unter diesen urbanen Bedingungen alltägliche Verhandlungen über soziale Identität und das Abbilden von Seriosität abspielten. Eines der Hauptargumente des Buches ist, dass die Entwicklung von Stadthäusern nicht nur mit praktischen Bedürfnissen verbunden war, sondern auch mit der Darstellung des sozialen Status und der Bestrebungen.
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Town House Architecture and Material Life in the Early American City 1780-1830 arsası, Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture ve University of North Carolina Press tarafından basılmıştır, urburban konutlarının ve Amerika'nın erken dönemlerinde inşa edilen ve yaşayan insanların kapsamlı bir tarihidir. Bernard Hermann tarafından yazılan kitap, insanların evlerini neden bu şekilde inşa ettiklerini ve bu yapıların günlük kentsel yaşamı nasıl etkilediğini keşfetmek için maddi bir kültür yaklaşımı benimsiyor. Kitap, şehir evleri gibi fiziksel nesnelerin örgütlü sivil toplumun sembolleri olarak görüldüğü 18. yüzyılda şehirlerin idealleştirilmesini vurgulayarak başlıyor. Herman, tüccarın aile evi, hizmetçilerin mahalleleri ve dulların mahalleleri de dahil olmak üzere, bu binaların güç ve kimlik yerleri olarak nasıl hizmet ettiğini göstermek için bir dizi ev mülkünü araştırıyor. Mahkeme davalarının, reçetelerin ve diğer belgesel kaynakların ayrıntılı analizleriyle Herman, bu kentsel ortamlarda sosyal kimlik ve saygınlığın sergilenmesi hakkında günlük müzakerelerin nasıl yapıldığını gösteriyor. Kitabın temel argümanlarından biri, kentsel evlerin gelişiminin sadece pratik ihtiyaçlarla değil, aynı zamanda sosyal statü ve özlemlerin sergilenmesiyle de ilişkili olduğudur.
تعد قطعة أرض العمارة والحياة المادية في تاون هاوس في أوائل المدينة الأمريكية 1780-1830، التي نشرها معهد أوموهوندرو للتاريخ والثقافة الأمريكية المبكرة ومطبعة جامعة نورث كارولينا، تاريخًا شاملاً للمنازل الحضرية والأشخاص الذين قاموا ببنائها وعاشوا فيها في أوائل أمريكا. الكتاب، الذي كتبه برنارد هيرمان، يأخذ نهج الثقافة المادية لاستكشاف سبب بناء الناس لمنازلهم بالطريقة التي فعلوها وكيف أثرت هذه الهياكل على الحياة الحضرية اليومية. يبدأ الكتاب بتسليط الضوء على مثالية المدن في القرن الثامن عشر، حيث كان يُنظر إلى الأشياء المادية مثل منازل المدن على أنها رموز للمجتمع المدني المنظم. يستكشف هيرمان مجموعة من المباني المنزلية، بما في ذلك منزل عائلة التاجر وأماكن الخدم وأماكن إقامة الأرمل، لإظهار كيف كانت هذه المباني بمثابة أماكن للسلطة والهوية. من خلال التحليلات التفصيلية لقضايا المحاكم والوصفات الطبية وغيرها من المصادر الوثائقية، يوضح هيرمان كيف جرت المفاوضات اليومية حول الهوية الاجتماعية وإظهار الاحترام في هذه البيئات الحضرية. إحدى الحجج الرئيسية للكتاب هي أن تطوير المنازل الحضرية لم يكن مرتبطًا بالاحتياجات العملية فحسب، بل أيضًا بإظهار الوضع الاجتماعي والتطلعات.

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