"Reformas de viviendas en la Valencia del Cuatrocientos. Una aproximación a través de las fuentes notariales" En: Muñoz Navarro, D. (ed.) Ciudades Mediterráneas. Dinámicas sociales y transformaciones urbanas en el antiguo régimen. Tirant Humanidades, Valencia, 2021
This article undertakes a quantitative and qualitative analysis of probate inventories from a sel... more This article undertakes a quantitative and qualitative analysis of probate inventories from a selection of towns and highly urbanized areas from the kingdom of Valencia in the period 1280-1460, which are used to explore the inner distribution of more than 300 housings. Agreeing with the historiographical statement that this period was one of general improvement as to living standards and housing, this article reveals Valencian dwellings were provided with more specialized rooms since the late fourteenth century. This phenomenon was present particularly in the residences of townspeople living in large urban centers. Despite the predominant spatial simplicity of most late medieval housings, this article suggests more people enjoyed a more complex private space, which agreed with the needs of ostentation and privacy that characterized the new domestic culture that developed in the period.
This article undertakes a quantitative and qualitative analysis of probate inventories from a sel... more This article undertakes a quantitative and qualitative analysis of probate inventories from a selection of towns and highly urbanized areas from the kingdom of Valencia in the period 1280-1460, which are used to explore the inner distribution of more than 300 housings. Agreeing with the historiographical statement that this period was one of general improvement as to living standards and housing, this article reveals Valencian dwellings were provided with more specialized rooms since the late fourteenth century. This phenomenon was present particularly in the residences of townspeople living in large urban centers. Despite the predominant spatial simplicity of most late medieval housings, this article suggests more people enjoyed a more complex private space, which agreed with the needs of ostentation and privacy that characterized the new domestic culture that developed in the period.
Young researchers in Economic History, Social Sciences, and Cultural Studies from Belgium, Italy,... more Young researchers in Economic History, Social Sciences, and Cultural Studies from Belgium, Italy, and Spain are presenting 20-minute papers in three strands moderated by international discussants.
"Reformas de viviendas en la Valencia del Cuatrocientos. Una aproximación a través de las fuentes notariales" En: Muñoz Navarro, D. (ed.) Ciudades Mediterráneas. Dinámicas sociales y transformaciones urbanas en el antiguo régimen. Tirant Humanidades, Valencia, 2021
This article undertakes a quantitative and qualitative analysis of probate inventories from a sel... more This article undertakes a quantitative and qualitative analysis of probate inventories from a selection of towns and highly urbanized areas from the kingdom of Valencia in the period 1280-1460, which are used to explore the inner distribution of more than 300 housings. Agreeing with the historiographical statement that this period was one of general improvement as to living standards and housing, this article reveals Valencian dwellings were provided with more specialized rooms since the late fourteenth century. This phenomenon was present particularly in the residences of townspeople living in large urban centers. Despite the predominant spatial simplicity of most late medieval housings, this article suggests more people enjoyed a more complex private space, which agreed with the needs of ostentation and privacy that characterized the new domestic culture that developed in the period.
This article undertakes a quantitative and qualitative analysis of probate inventories from a sel... more This article undertakes a quantitative and qualitative analysis of probate inventories from a selection of towns and highly urbanized areas from the kingdom of Valencia in the period 1280-1460, which are used to explore the inner distribution of more than 300 housings. Agreeing with the historiographical statement that this period was one of general improvement as to living standards and housing, this article reveals Valencian dwellings were provided with more specialized rooms since the late fourteenth century. This phenomenon was present particularly in the residences of townspeople living in large urban centers. Despite the predominant spatial simplicity of most late medieval housings, this article suggests more people enjoyed a more complex private space, which agreed with the needs of ostentation and privacy that characterized the new domestic culture that developed in the period.
Young researchers in Economic History, Social Sciences, and Cultural Studies from Belgium, Italy,... more Young researchers in Economic History, Social Sciences, and Cultural Studies from Belgium, Italy, and Spain are presenting 20-minute papers in three strands moderated by international discussants.
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