Tlusty, Beverly
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INTERCOUNTRY LECTURESHIP QUESTIONNAIRE 2008<br />
NAME: <strong>Beverly</strong> Ann <strong>Tlusty</strong> GRANT PERIOD: Sep 1-Nov 30 2008<br />
EMAIL ADDRESS: tlusty@bucknell.edu BORN: 16 Dec. 1954, NY, USA<br />
PRESENT POSITION US: Assoc. Prof. of History LANGUAGES: English, German<br />
Bucknell University<br />
GERMAN HOST INSTITUTION<br />
(please provide links to homepages, if available)<br />
Universität Augsburg, http://www.uni-augsburg.de/<br />
ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE<br />
History<br />
AREAS OF RESEARCH<br />
Early modern German social/cultural history, gender<br />
Interdisciplinary cooperation with scholar of historical linguistics<br />
POSSIBLE LECTURE TOPICS<br />
1. Household, Community, and the Right to Bear Arms in Early Modern Germany<br />
2. Shooting Festivals and Diplomatic Relations in Early Modern Germany<br />
3. Swordplay and the “Good Death” in Early Modern Germany<br />
ACADEMIC TRAINING AND DEGREES<br />
BA, Russian Studies, U. of Maryland, European Division, 1981<br />
MA, International Relations, U. of Southern California, 1984<br />
Ph.D., European History, 1994, U. of Maryland, College Park<br />
PREVIOUS POSITIONS<br />
TA, U. of Maryland, 1988-89<br />
PUBLICATIONS (selected)<br />
Bacchus and Civic Order: The Culture of Drink in Early Modern Germany (Charlottesville, 2001)<br />
The World of the Tavern: The Public House in Early Modern Europe, with Beat Kümin (Aldershot, 2002)<br />
“Rumor, Fear, and Male Civic Duty during a Confessional Crisis,” forthcoming in Masculinity in the<br />
Reformation Era, ed. Scott Hendrix and Susan Karant-Nunn (Kirksville, MO, 2008).
“Playing by the Rules: Gambling and Social Identity in Early Modern German Towns,” Memoria y<br />
Civilización 7 (2004 [2005]), 7-38.<br />
“Drinking, Family Relations and Authority in Early Modern Germany,” The Journal of Family History,<br />
January 2004, 253-273.<br />
“’Privat’ oder ‘Öffentlich’? Das Wirtshaus in der deutschen Stadt des 16. und 17. Jahrhundert,” in Zwischen<br />
Gotteshaus und Taverne: Öffentliche Räume in der Frühen Neuzeit, ed. Susanne Rau and Gerd<br />
Schwerhoff (Cologne, 2004), 53-73.<br />
“toll vnd voll. Zur Bezeichnung des Betrunkenseins in städtischen Gerichtsakten und Verordnungen des 16.<br />
und 17. Jahrhunderts aus Ostschwaben,” with Helmut Graser, in Sprachgeschichten: Ein Lesebuch<br />
für Werner König, ed. Edith Funk, et al. (Heidelberg, 2003), 81-98.<br />
“Civic Defense and the Right to Bear Arms in the Early Modern German City,” Acta Histriae 10 (2002/2),<br />
493-506.<br />
“Violence and Urban Identity: Communication Strategies Between Authorities and Citizens in the<br />
Adjudication of Fights,” in Cultures of Communication from Reformation to Enlightenment:<br />
Constructing Publics in the Early Modern German Lands, ed. James Van Horn Melton (Aldershot<br />
2002), 10-23.<br />
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