The Journal of Interdisciplinary History 2005 - 2006: Vol 36 Table of Contents

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The Journal
of
Interdisciplinary History
Contents, Volume xxxXVI, 2005—2006
Number 1, Summer 2005
ARTICLES
Health and Nutrition in
Pre-Columbian America:
The Skeletal Evidence Richard H. Steckel
Che Political Economy of Famine
Reliefi n China, 1740-1820 Carol H. Shiue
REVIEW ESSAYS
Onomiastics and Its Uses Joel T. Rosenthal
A Reintroduction to Political
Economy: History,
Institutions, and Power Jason Scott Smith
REVIEWS
Number 2, Autumn 2005
ARTICLES
Markets and Famines in
Pre-Industrial Europe Cormac O Grada
Homicide in Lost Angeles,
1827-2002 Eric H. Monkkonen
Social Capital Formation in Australian
Rural Communities: The Role of the
Stock and Station Agent Simon Ville
Propensity-Score Methods and the
Lenin School Gidon Cohen
REVIEW ESSAY
he Swedenborgian Search for
African Purity Robert I. Rotberg
REVIEWS
Number 3, Winter 2006
Opera and Society: Part I
PREFACI
INTRODUCTION
Opera, Musicology, and History I heodore K.
SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY VENI
Why Venice?
Venetian Society and the
Success of Early Opera Edward Muir
Censuring Eliogabalo in
Seventeenth-Century Venice Mauro Calcagno
Poppea’s Legacy
Che Julio-Claudians on the
Venetian Stage W endy i feller
Commentary: Why Opera?
The Politics of an
Emerging Genre Dennis Romano
Commentary: Seventeenth-
Century Venetian Opera as
Fondamente nuove Ellen Rosand
HANDEL S$ LONDON
With Eyes on the East and
Ears on the West:
Handel’s Orientalist Operas Ellen T. Harris
The Politics of Handel’s Early
London Operas, 1711-1719 Paul Monod
REVOLUTIONARY EUROPI
Beethoven’s Leonore and Fidelio Lewis Lockwood
Cosmopolitanism and the
National Opera: Weber’s
Die Freischiitz Michael C. Tusa
Redefining the Status of Opera
London and Leipzig, 1800-1848 William Weber
The Myth of Venice in
Nineteenth-Century Opera James H. Johnson
Commentary: Opera in the
Age of Revolution Thomas S. Grey
Number 4, Spring 2006
Opera and Society: Part 2
ITALY IN RESTORATION AND RISORGIMENTO
Opera and Absolutism in
Restoration Italy, 1815-1860 John A. Davis
To Please the Public:
Composers and Audiences in
Nineteenth-Century Italy Carlotta Sorba
Commentary: Was Verdi a “Revolutionary”? Stefano Castelvecchi
Commentary: A Stroll through the Piazza and «
Night at the Opera Mary Ann Smart
MODERNISM
The Aesthetics and Politics of
Operatic Modernism Michael P. Steinberg
French Identity in Flux:
The Triumph of Honegger’s Antigon Jane F. Fulcher
Commentary: Operatic Modernism Carl E. Schorske
Commentary: The Operatic Tragedy
of Central Europe Larry Wolft
PWENTIETH-CENTURY AMERICA
ind Bess Come From: Richard Crawford