Honor Stirna: morderstwo, szaleństwo i normy społeczne w osiemnastowiecznym Londynie

Dobrowolski, Paweł T. (1954– )

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Honor Stirna: morderstwo, szaleństwo i normy społeczne w osiemnastowiecznym Londynie Dobrowolski, Paweł T. (1954– )

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Honor Stirna: morderstwo, szaleństwo i normy społeczne w osiemnastowiecznym Londynie

Kwartalnik Historyczny R. 124 nr 3 (2017)

Dobrowolski, Paweł T. (1954– )

Institute of History of the Polish Academy of Sciences ; Polish Historical Society

Instytut Historii im. Tadeusza Manteuffla Polskiej Akademii Nauk

Warszawa

2017

p. 467- 502 ; 24 cm ; Summary in English

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crime - England - London - 18th c. - case studies ; murder - England - London - history - 18th c. - case studies ; crime and the press - England - London - history - 18th c. - case studies ; immigrants - England - London -18th c. ; crime ; suicide ; madness ; maladjustment ; alienation ; acculturation

London of the eighteenth century was becoming a city of confessional and ethnic diversity. Based on court and press reports, this article investigates a case of a German immigrant, who committed murder followed with a suicide. The narratives related to this case speak of acculturation challenges and mechanisms of social alienation, which were played out in a market-oriented urban environment.

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