2020
DOI: 10.1177/0022526620908258
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“Steamboat Sociality” along the Danube and the Black Sea (mid-1830s–mid-1850s)

Abstract: This paper explores the social dimension of cruising by looking at new forms of sociality created by the advent of steamboats along the Danube and in the Black Sea. Since a Viennese steamship company introduced cruises between Vienna and Istanbul in the mid-1830s, Austrian steamboats became a busy stage of diverse social encounters. The idea of ships as “floating spaces”, “historical arenas” or “contact zones” in which different cultures meet has been developed by scholars for a long time. Framed within the ne… Show more

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