Domestic Practice in the Past

Historical Sources and Methods

Alison Blunt ALISON BLUNT IS PROFESSOR OF GEOGRAPHY AT QUEEN MARY, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON AND CO-DIRECTOR OF THE CENTRE FOR STUDIES OF HOME. HER RESEARCH INTERESTS SPAN GEOGRAPHIES OF HOME, EMPIRE, MIGRATION, AND DIASPORA, INCLUDING RESEARCH ON IMPERIAL DOMESTICITY IN BRITISH INDIA, ANGLO-INDIAN WOMEN AND THE SPATIAL POLITICS OF HOME, AND THE CITY AS HOME FOR PEOPLE LIVING IN DIASPORA. [email protected]

Eleanor John ELEANOR JOHN IS HEAD OF COLLECTIONS AND EXHIBITIONS AT THE GEFFRYE MUSEUM AND CO-DIRECTOR OF THE CENTRE FOR STUDIES OF HOME. SHE MANAGES THE EXHIBITION PROGRAM, PRODUCING A WIDE RANGE OF EXHIBITIONS ENGAGING WITH HOME. HER RESEARCH INTERESTS CONCENTRATE ON THE HOMES OF LONDON'S MIDLING SORTS IN THE SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES AND SHE IS CO-DIRECTOR OF THE CENTRE FOR STUDIES OF HOME. [email protected]

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