Fiott rakele (4 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. Rakele Fiott is a historian specialising in the social and socio-economic history of the early modern period, with particular research interests in the lives of young people and in Malta. She read history at the University of Malta, and .

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Set within the complex social world of Hospitaller Malta, this book explores how early modern Mediterranean childhood was understood, regulated, and experienced. It situates Maltese young people within broader historiographical debates while foregrounding the island's distinctive archival richness.Children have long remained on the margins of early modern Mediterranean history, overshadowed by narratives centred on rulers, institutions, and elites. Drawing on extensive research in court records, petitions, notarial deeds, and a foundling register, this book reconstructs children's lives across key social spaces: the courtroom, the street, and charitable institutions. It examines issues of testimony, crime, discipline, abandonment, guardianship, labour, and care, demonstrating that young people were not merely passive dependants but active participants in shaping their communities. Through a micro-historical and interdisciplinary approach combining social, legal, and emotions history, it reads against the grain of adult-authored sources to recover traces of agency, vulnerability, and resilience.This volume will appeal to scholars and students of early modern history, Mediterranean studies, childhood and youth studies, social and legal history, and the history of emotions as it offers an important contribution to the growing field of children's history and provides a model for integrating marginal voices into mainstream historical narratives.…