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Prof. Dr. Gita Deneckere
Prof. Dr. Gita Deneckere
gita.deneckere@ugent.be
Department
Department of History
Dean's Office of the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy
Library of the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy
Research group(s)
Instituut voor Publieksgeschiedenis
SocialHistory - Social History since 1750
Tabgroup
Projects
Projects as supervisor
Information Activism as a Tool to Challenge Post-1970s Feminisms as White and Straight
(
2021
-
2026
)
Victor Roelens and the 'missionaries of Africa' (white fathers) in colonial society in Congo, 1880-1926
(
2019
-
2024
)
Mixed feelings. Emotion, gender and discipline in ego-documents of youth offenders (1890-1965)
(
2015
-
2019
)
Charismatic leaderschip in social movements in Belgium during the interwar years. Hendrik De Man, minister in shirtsleeves, in a comparative perspective
(
2014
-
2017
)
The case for presentism. Georges Sorel (1847-1922), Charles Péguy (1873-1914) and their legacy
(
2014
-
2018
)
Class, modernization and the consumer movement. Social designs for Belgium in the American century (1914-2000)
(
2012
-
2016
)
Durf her-denken. UGentMemorie, bouwen aan het geheugen van de UGent (1817-2017)
(
2012
-
2017
)
Joseph Guislain. In de ban van de psychiatrie
(
2012
-
2017
)
The rise of mass consumption in Belgium (1945-1989). Social and political construction of affluence
(
2012
-
2016
)
Male feminism. Men's participation in women's emancipation movements in Belgium, France and the Netherlands (1960-1990)
(
2011
-
2015
)
Reparations for African Americans? A metahistorical investigation into the ways in which Americans relate to slavery
(
2011
-
2015
)
Het spektakel van het socialisme. Een transnationaal en interdisciplinair sociaal- en architectuurhistorisch onderzoek van volkshuizen in Europese steden, 1900-1914
(
2011
-
2016
)
Aristocratic women in the corridors of power. Gender, sexual morality and the public sphere in Vienna and London (1814/15-1848)
(
2010
-
2014
)
The Pirenne phenomenon. The history of a reputation
(
2010
-
2016
)
August Vermeylen (1872-1945) and his networks. Intellectual sociability at Ghent University from late nineteenth century untill World War II
(
2009
-
2011
)
Projects as co-supervisor
S.O.S. Antwerp, 1820-1946
(
2020
-
2023
)
Tracing the roots of resistance. Critical communities and the protest against genetically modified organisms in Europe (1980 - 2005)
(
2019
-
2024
)
Popular street politics and political modernization. From a linear to a layered perspective on regimes and repertoires. Antwerp, Belgium, ca. 1880-1940
(
2017
-
2021
)
Publications
Most recent publications
Bogaert, Koenraad, et al. “Gaan We Als Academici Zomaar Toekijken Op de Vernietiging van de Universitaire Gemeenschap in Palestina?”
De Morgen
, 2024.
Deneckere, Gita. “Geletterde Vrouwen En Gender in Het Gezellearchief.”
Vrouwen van Papier : 200 Vrouwen, 200 Verhalen, 600 Brieven
, edited by Els Depuydt et al., Poëziecentrum, 2024, pp. 8–17.
Tyssens, Jeffrey, et al. “Hoger Onderwijs : Verdubbelen En Splitsen.”
Encyclopedie van de Vlaamse Beweging : De Synthese
, edited by Aragorn Fuhrmann et al., Lannoo, 2024, pp. 213–23.
Aerts, Remieg, and Gita Deneckere. “Het (on)Verenigd Koninkrijk.”
De Lage Landen Anno 2050 : Een Verleden Met Toekomst in 14 Essays
, edited by Hendrik Tratsaert and Dirk Van Assche, Ons Erfdeel vzw, 2023, pp. 35–46.
De Dijn, Herman, et al.
Een Noodzakelijk Goed : Over Het Blijvende Belang van de Geesteswetenschappen
. Vol. 83, KVAB, 2023.
Full bibliography
Teaching
Gender History
Historical Practice I: Modern and Contemporary History
