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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Court Studies"”.
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Case Study of the Structures of Criminal and Drug Courts
… and organizations working in criminal and drug courts. Specifically, the dissertation examines the structure (as defined by the interactions and relationships of players) of a criminal court and a drug court operating under a state trial court system in the United States. Recent reforms to trial …
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Gender as a resource of power at the early modern court of Württemberg, c. 1580-1630
… as a practice of power at the early modern court. It argues that gender was not simply a relational category affecting who could participate in early modern politics in what ways, but that it constituted a crucial and active resource of dynastic power. This subject of study is opened up …
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Rearing the Royals: Architecture and the Spatialization of Royal Childhood in France, 1499-1610
… children and architecture affected politics, court rituals, and architectural forms. Existent literature analyzes the construction and décor of royal châteaux, but little is known about their functions, which later renovations and a formal focus obscure. This dissertation argues that buildings …
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Female Equestrian Culture in France, 1600-1715
… functions. The second part focuses on the court of Louis XIV and highlights how female horse riding moved beyond hunting conventions and established itself as an independent athletic practice. Chapter IV explores the evolution of female riding attire, revealing how liberating forms of dress …
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The chapel and the chamber: ceremonial dining and religious ritual at the court of King Charles I
… culture associated with ceremonial dining at the court of King Charles I of England (b.1600 – d.1649). Employing archival sources that have heretofore been underutilized by historians of seventeenth-century England, this study reconstructs the king’s dining ceremonies and situates them within the …
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Le confesseur du Prince dans les Pays-Bas espagnols (1598-1659): une fonction, des individus.
Cette thèse envisage, à la cour de Bruxelles (1598-1659), les rapports entre les pouvoirs séculiers et religieux au travers de la figure nodale du confesseur du Prince.