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Wolfram Aichinger

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ID2330275
NAMEWolfram Aichinger
GIVEN NAMESWolfram
FAMILY NAMEAichinger
SIGNATUREAICHINGER W
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Vienna
ORCID0000-0001-9313-6553
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR12
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1999
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Grandmother, Birth Assistant, Godmother. Grandparents and Newborns in a Spanish Mountain Village (Pedro Bernardo, Ávila, 1850-1861)

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger, Walburga Plunger•ARTICLE•Memoria y Civilización•2025

    Where a grandmother was alive, she took a very active part in the care of her grandchildren, from the very beginning of their existence. There is considerable evidence for this thesis from Castilian rural communities, rooted in longstanding modes of life and with family structures that encouraged close interaction between the generations. Drawing on mid-19th century parish registers from Pedro Bernardo (Ávila) this case study analyses the ratio o…

  • Los bautizados de socorro de Pedro Bernardo (Ávila). Un momento de transición en el registro de la muerte neonatal

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Memoria y Civilización•2023

    Emergency baptism refers to the number of infants born with little chances of survival. The logical place to look for this type of baptism seems to be the baptismal register. However, to get a complete picture, an examination of registers of deaths is necessary. This is the conclusion drawn from registers kept by the parish priest of Pedro Bernardo (Ávila) from 1845 to 1860. These books provide surprising data which urge for a revision of current…

  • Manos y materia. Volver tangible la sociabilidad en el parto áureo

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger, Sabrina Grohsebner•ARTICLE•Hipogrifo Revista de literatura y…•2021

    Quienes asisten a un nacimiento traen al mundo una nueva vida y moldean a la vez su futura identidad. Separan dos cuerpos, exponen al neonato, lo examinan y pronuncian el veredicto sobre su aceptación para luego incorporarlo en el grupo. Los gestos de parteras, familiares o ayudantes celestiales crean así seres vivos y, al mismo tiempo, miembros de la comunidad. Sus manos se vuelven vehículos de sociabilidad y socialización, tanto como pueden señ…

  • Escenarios de parto y bautismo de urgencia en libros de bautismo del siglo XVII

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger, Alice-Viktoria Dulmovits•ARTICLE•Revista Historia Autónoma•2020

    During the 17th century, there is a steady increase of references to emergency baptism in Spain. These references facilitate important insights into the circumstances of childbirth. The data reviewed in this paper mostly stems from the parish registers of San Justo y Pastor and San Pedro de Barajas, and they cover the years from 1611 to 1663. This information reveals some tendencies regarding the number and ratio of infants born in precarious con…

  • Midwife Diplomacy. The Recruitment of a Midwife for Empress Margarita María Teresa de Austria (1666-1673)

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger, Christian Standhartinger•ARTICLE•Memoria y Civilización•2020

    During her stay in Vienna, from 1666-1673, empress Margarita María Teresa de Austria, who was of Spanish origins, gave birth four times and died when she was pregnant with a fifth child. The question of what midwife would best serve her was repeatedly discussed at the highest diplomatic level. The reputation of these midwives depended not only on their performance in the delivery room. Royal midwifery was linked to culture and language, to the in…

  • Childbirth Rhythms and Childbirth Ritual in Early Modern Spain, together with some Comments on the Virtues of Midwives

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Hipogrifo Revista de literatura y…•2018

    Childbirth in Early Modern Spain can be viewed as an area where ig­norant midwives and cruel doctors ruled over terrified women who, deprived of all choices, were condemned to passively endure the ordeal of parturition. Medical and judicial sources seem to strengthen this vision.Yet, when we apply Mary Douglas’s theory of ritual, another picture emerges which might be just as valid for wide sections of social experience. Consequently, this articl…

  • The Ambassador at the Theatre

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Bulletin Hispanique•2017

    Quelle a été l’influence du théâtre sur les stratégies de communication de l’ambassadeur des Habsbourgs à la cour d’Espagne, à une époque où la dissimulation était devenue un outil indispensable ? L’article aborde cette question en s’appuyant sur les informations fournies par le journal du comte Franz E. Pötting : routine des entretiens quotidiens et soirées au théâtre, dominé par le génie de Calderón

  • Secrets and Secrecy in Calderón's Comedies and in Spanish Golden Age Culture. Outline of a New Research Focus in Calderonian Studies

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger, Simon Kroll•ARTICLE•Hipogrifo Revista de literatura y…•2013

    The public enactment of secrecy is part of the Spanish Golden Age culture. This article presents a research project, which pursues three objectives: A study of secrecy as a core characteristic of Spanish Golden Age culture, on the basis of historiographical studies, sources and cultural theories of secrecy. A study of Calderonian comedies of secrecy in the context of Golden Age theatre. A case study of the comedy El secreto a voces , including a …

  • Nicole Lapierre, Changer de nom

    Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•L Homme•2009

  • Gegenwart der Vergangenheit" und „Gegenwart der Zukunft" im „Espili de la vida religiosa

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•2001

  • Was nicht erzählt wird

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•1999

  • Das Schwein des heiligen Antonius

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•1999

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  • Was nicht erzählt wird

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•1999

  • Das Schwein des heiligen Antonius

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•1999

  • Gegenwart der Vergangenheit" und „Gegenwart der Zukunft" im „Espili de la vida religiosa

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•2001

  • Nicole Lapierre, Changer de nom

    Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•L Homme•2009

  • Secrets and Secrecy in Calderón's Comedies and in Spanish Golden Age Culture. Outline of a New Research Focus in Calderonian Studies

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger, Simon Kroll•ARTICLE•Hipogrifo Revista de literatura y…•2013

    The public enactment of secrecy is part of the Spanish Golden Age culture. This article presents a research project, which pursues three objectives: A study of secrecy as a core characteristic of Spanish Golden Age culture, on the basis of historiographical studies, sources and cultural theories of secrecy. A study of Calderonian comedies of secrecy in the context of Golden Age theatre. A case study of the comedy El secreto a voces , including a …

  • The Ambassador at the Theatre

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Bulletin Hispanique•2017

    Quelle a été l’influence du théâtre sur les stratégies de communication de l’ambassadeur des Habsbourgs à la cour d’Espagne, à une époque où la dissimulation était devenue un outil indispensable ? L’article aborde cette question en s’appuyant sur les informations fournies par le journal du comte Franz E. Pötting : routine des entretiens quotidiens et soirées au théâtre, dominé par le génie de Calderón

  • Childbirth Rhythms and Childbirth Ritual in Early Modern Spain, together with some Comments on the Virtues of Midwives

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Hipogrifo Revista de literatura y…•2018

    Childbirth in Early Modern Spain can be viewed as an area where ig­norant midwives and cruel doctors ruled over terrified women who, deprived of all choices, were condemned to passively endure the ordeal of parturition. Medical and judicial sources seem to strengthen this vision.Yet, when we apply Mary Douglas’s theory of ritual, another picture emerges which might be just as valid for wide sections of social experience. Consequently, this articl…

  • Escenarios de parto y bautismo de urgencia en libros de bautismo del siglo XVII

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger, Alice-Viktoria Dulmovits•ARTICLE•Revista Historia Autónoma•2020

    During the 17th century, there is a steady increase of references to emergency baptism in Spain. These references facilitate important insights into the circumstances of childbirth. The data reviewed in this paper mostly stems from the parish registers of San Justo y Pastor and San Pedro de Barajas, and they cover the years from 1611 to 1663. This information reveals some tendencies regarding the number and ratio of infants born in precarious con…

  • Midwife Diplomacy. The Recruitment of a Midwife for Empress Margarita María Teresa de Austria (1666-1673)

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger, Christian Standhartinger•ARTICLE•Memoria y Civilización•2020

    During her stay in Vienna, from 1666-1673, empress Margarita María Teresa de Austria, who was of Spanish origins, gave birth four times and died when she was pregnant with a fifth child. The question of what midwife would best serve her was repeatedly discussed at the highest diplomatic level. The reputation of these midwives depended not only on their performance in the delivery room. Royal midwifery was linked to culture and language, to the in…

  • Manos y materia. Volver tangible la sociabilidad en el parto áureo

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger, Sabrina Grohsebner•ARTICLE•Hipogrifo Revista de literatura y…•2021

    Quienes asisten a un nacimiento traen al mundo una nueva vida y moldean a la vez su futura identidad. Separan dos cuerpos, exponen al neonato, lo examinan y pronuncian el veredicto sobre su aceptación para luego incorporarlo en el grupo. Los gestos de parteras, familiares o ayudantes celestiales crean así seres vivos y, al mismo tiempo, miembros de la comunidad. Sus manos se vuelven vehículos de sociabilidad y socialización, tanto como pueden señ…

  • Los bautizados de socorro de Pedro Bernardo (Ávila). Un momento de transición en el registro de la muerte neonatal

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger•ARTICLE•Memoria y Civilización•2023

    Emergency baptism refers to the number of infants born with little chances of survival. The logical place to look for this type of baptism seems to be the baptismal register. However, to get a complete picture, an examination of registers of deaths is necessary. This is the conclusion drawn from registers kept by the parish priest of Pedro Bernardo (Ávila) from 1845 to 1860. These books provide surprising data which urge for a revision of current…

  • Grandmother, Birth Assistant, Godmother. Grandparents and Newborns in a Spanish Mountain Village (Pedro Bernardo, Ávila, 1850-1861)

    Open Access•Wolfram Aichinger, Walburga Plunger•ARTICLE•Memoria y Civilización•2025

    Where a grandmother was alive, she took a very active part in the care of her grandchildren, from the very beginning of their existence. There is considerable evidence for this thesis from Castilian rural communities, rooted in longstanding modes of life and with family structures that encouraged close interaction between the generations. Drawing on mid-19th century parish registers from Pedro Bernardo (Ávila) this case study analyses the ratio o…

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