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Martin Scheutz

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ID6574167
NAMEMartin Scheutz
GIVEN NAMESMartin
FAMILY NAMEScheutz
SIGNATURESCHEUTZ M
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Vienna
ORCID0000-0001-9261-8438
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS19
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR19
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1996
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • David Krych, Das Wiener Hetzamphitheater (1755–1796). Ein Theater im Hinterhof der moralischen Anstalt

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2026

  • Adelige Richterinnen und Bürgermeisterinnen

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

    Female Noble Judges and Mayors. Law Courts, Regulations, and Supervision of the Baths exemplified by the Early Modern Spa of Baden near Vienna The spas of the late medieval and early modern period were distinct legal entities in their own right where people living under different jurisdictions came together by chance to enjoy the cool or warm water. This coexistence had to be strictly regulated by bathing ordinances retified by the ruling soverei…

  • Anna L. Staudacher, Jüdische Konvertiten in Wien – Die Schottenpfarre. Histori­ scher Kontext und Matriken 1868–1914

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

  • Friedrich Polleross, Die Repräsentation der Habsburger (1493–1806)

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

  • Christian Landrock, Nach dem Kriege. Die Nachkriegszeit des Dreißigjährigen Krieges am Beispiel der kursächsischen Stadt Zwickau, 1645–1670

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

  • Hege und Herrschaft. Höfische Jagdtiere in der europäischen Vormoderne, hg. von Nadir Weber

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

  • Friedrich Polleross, Die Repräsentation der Habsburger (1493–1806)

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

  • Mühlen, Gärten, Ochsen und „Lustbarkeit”

    Open Access•Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Klio•2023

    The relationship between the walled city and the suburbs was difficult and complex. Sometimes the suburbs were included in the division of the core city into city districts, sometimes the suburbs were districts in their own right. Thus, the suburbs were both a connecting and a dividing element. Based on the naming of the suburbs, the article also attempts to draw conclusions about the functions of these districts for the city as a whole: city gat…

  • Pelagianismus – eine konstruierte Häresie

    Open Access•Robert Colls, Artur Dirmeier et al.•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2023

  • Eingegangene Bücher

    Open Access•Eva Bachmann, Jean-Patrice Boudet et al.•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2021

  • Eingegangene Bücher

    Open Access•Heinz Andermahr, Horst Wallraff et al.•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2021

  • The Anger of God, Plague Lazarettes and Danube Islands. The Vienna plague of 1713 and the authorities

    Open Access•Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Opera Historica•2020

    The plague of 1713, which was introduced to Central Europe via Transylvania and Hungary, was probably the result of the last great wave of plague in Europe (1701-1713), which reached as far as southern Germany. This plague epidemic illustrates that the central European cities, in association with the early modern state, probably protected themselves better than during the previous plague waves by improved quarantine management, a rigid plague reg…

  • Spital und Verwaltungsorganisation. Das Bodenpersonal der Versorgung von Insassinnen und Insassen in frühmodernen österreichischen Spitälern

    Open Access•Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•VIRUS - Beiträge zur Sozialgeschich…•2020

    Though we have some key studies for Austrian hospitals covering aspects such as economic history or some profound â History of Our Houseâ , historical research still feels the need for historical approaches to the history of staff within early modern hospitals. Little is known about the history of male and female wardens and attendants in hospitals. The Austrian hospital system in early modern times is characterized by contrasts; some big hospita…

  • Hetzende Hunde, gehetzte Stiere und vorgeführte Bären

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2020

    The Vienna „Hetztheater“, established in 1755 and closed down in 1796, could be seen as part of an early modern European, commercialised culture of theatre and entertainment, such as fireworks and ballooning in 18th century. In the suburban areas, bulls were baited before slaughter and soon bears and other animals as well. The „Hetztheater“, as part of the city’s wide-ranging theatre scene, was not only a brother of the Globe Theatre in architect…

  • Alexandra Lutz, Geschlechterbeziehungen in der Neuzeit. Studien aus dem Norddeutschen Raum

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•L Homme•2008

  • Compromise and shake hands

    Open Access•Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Urban History•2007

    Aside from the early modern tension between self-governance and the nascent institutions of state administration, towns were also marked by the tension between council and burghers; only the town council could guarantee urban stability. In conflicts between burghers, council mediation was usually concluded with the ritualistic shaking of hands and the threat of punishment in case of a repeat offence. Punishment of burghers was in all cases less i…

  • Alltag und Kriminalität

    Martin Scheutz•BOOK•Alltag und Kriminalitat•2001

  • Im Rauben und Saufen allzu gierig“

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•L Homme•2001

  • Monika Spicker-Beck, Räuber, Mordbrenner, umschweifendes Gesind. Zur Kriminalität im 16. Jahrhundert

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•L Homme•1996

No prominent works on this page.

  • Monika Spicker-Beck, Räuber, Mordbrenner, umschweifendes Gesind. Zur Kriminalität im 16. Jahrhundert

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•L Homme•1996

  • Alltag und Kriminalität

    Martin Scheutz•BOOK•Alltag und Kriminalitat•2001

  • Im Rauben und Saufen allzu gierig“

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•L Homme•2001

  • Compromise and shake hands

    Open Access•Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Urban History•2007

    Aside from the early modern tension between self-governance and the nascent institutions of state administration, towns were also marked by the tension between council and burghers; only the town council could guarantee urban stability. In conflicts between burghers, council mediation was usually concluded with the ritualistic shaking of hands and the threat of punishment in case of a repeat offence. Punishment of burghers was in all cases less i…

  • Alexandra Lutz, Geschlechterbeziehungen in der Neuzeit. Studien aus dem Norddeutschen Raum

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•L Homme•2008

  • The Anger of God, Plague Lazarettes and Danube Islands. The Vienna plague of 1713 and the authorities

    Open Access•Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Opera Historica•2020

    The plague of 1713, which was introduced to Central Europe via Transylvania and Hungary, was probably the result of the last great wave of plague in Europe (1701-1713), which reached as far as southern Germany. This plague epidemic illustrates that the central European cities, in association with the early modern state, probably protected themselves better than during the previous plague waves by improved quarantine management, a rigid plague reg…

  • Spital und Verwaltungsorganisation. Das Bodenpersonal der Versorgung von Insassinnen und Insassen in frühmodernen österreichischen Spitälern

    Open Access•Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•VIRUS - Beiträge zur Sozialgeschich…•2020

    Though we have some key studies for Austrian hospitals covering aspects such as economic history or some profound â History of Our Houseâ , historical research still feels the need for historical approaches to the history of staff within early modern hospitals. Little is known about the history of male and female wardens and attendants in hospitals. The Austrian hospital system in early modern times is characterized by contrasts; some big hospita…

  • Hetzende Hunde, gehetzte Stiere und vorgeführte Bären

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2020

    The Vienna „Hetztheater“, established in 1755 and closed down in 1796, could be seen as part of an early modern European, commercialised culture of theatre and entertainment, such as fireworks and ballooning in 18th century. In the suburban areas, bulls were baited before slaughter and soon bears and other animals as well. The „Hetztheater“, as part of the city’s wide-ranging theatre scene, was not only a brother of the Globe Theatre in architect…

  • Eingegangene Bücher

    Open Access•Eva Bachmann, Jean-Patrice Boudet et al.•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2021

  • Eingegangene Bücher

    Open Access•Heinz Andermahr, Horst Wallraff et al.•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2021

  • Mühlen, Gärten, Ochsen und „Lustbarkeit”

    Open Access•Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Klio•2023

    The relationship between the walled city and the suburbs was difficult and complex. Sometimes the suburbs were included in the division of the core city into city districts, sometimes the suburbs were districts in their own right. Thus, the suburbs were both a connecting and a dividing element. Based on the naming of the suburbs, the article also attempts to draw conclusions about the functions of these districts for the city as a whole: city gat…

  • Pelagianismus – eine konstruierte Häresie

    Open Access•Robert Colls, Artur Dirmeier et al.•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2023

  • Adelige Richterinnen und Bürgermeisterinnen

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

    Female Noble Judges and Mayors. Law Courts, Regulations, and Supervision of the Baths exemplified by the Early Modern Spa of Baden near Vienna The spas of the late medieval and early modern period were distinct legal entities in their own right where people living under different jurisdictions came together by chance to enjoy the cool or warm water. This coexistence had to be strictly regulated by bathing ordinances retified by the ruling soverei…

  • Anna L. Staudacher, Jüdische Konvertiten in Wien – Die Schottenpfarre. Histori­ scher Kontext und Matriken 1868–1914

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

  • Friedrich Polleross, Die Repräsentation der Habsburger (1493–1806)

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

  • Christian Landrock, Nach dem Kriege. Die Nachkriegszeit des Dreißigjährigen Krieges am Beispiel der kursächsischen Stadt Zwickau, 1645–1670

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

  • Hege und Herrschaft. Höfische Jagdtiere in der europäischen Vormoderne, hg. von Nadir Weber

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

  • Friedrich Polleross, Die Repräsentation der Habsburger (1493–1806)

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2025

  • David Krych, Das Wiener Hetzamphitheater (1755–1796). Ein Theater im Hinterhof der moralischen Anstalt

    Martin Scheutz•ARTICLE•Mitteilungen des Instituts für…•2026

History (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Historical Influence and Diplomacy (6 works) · German Literature and Culture Studies (5 works) · Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · European history and politics (4 works) · Central European and Russian historical studies (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Law (3 works)

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