KINE 3430 Lecture Notes - Social Capital
30 Apr 2013
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Taverns (most important social space of the 1800"s)*. They were hotel or motel that could provide shelter and alcohol and food. They were a place of fights and public brawling. Men went there to socialize and be with one another. Used for social networking and social capital (in regards to jobs). Many laws were being made during this era. The elite classes were not there only the lower classes were, because the elites were making laws and regulations about what could happen within the taverns. It was essential to defining masculinity to all men. The hunting practices to some men were in need to be regulated in which the elite wanted to regulate the aboriginal men"s hunting. A: substances (food, clothing for survival) vs. hunting for sport (elite) A: special restrictions, how many animals you can kill, which animals you can kill per season. #2 north-south economic axis and wanted to maintain to be east-west.
