Viator : Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Volume 9.

Viator : Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Volume 9.

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Other Authors: Bernstein, Alan E. (Contributor), Dales, Richard C. (Contributor), Doane, A. N. (Contributor), Freed, John B. (Contributor), Hahn, Thomas (Contributor), Hardin Brown, George (Contributor), Henderson, Arnold Clayton (Contributor), Krekič, Bariša (Contributor), McCrank, Lawrence J. (Contributor), McCurry, Charles (Contributor), Miller, David B. (Contributor), Newman Hallmundsson, May (Contributor), Niles, John D. (Contributor), Patt, William D. (Contributor), Reeve, M. D. (Contributor), Renna, Thomas (Contributor), Robinson, Ian Stuart (Contributor), Rouse, R. H. (Contributor), Stevens, Martin (Contributor), TeBrake, William H. (Contributor), Unger, Richard W. (Contributor)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Berkeley, CA : University of California Press, [2020]
Edition:Reprint 2020.
Series:UC Press voices revived.
Subjects:
Civilization, Medieval.
Renaissance.
NON-CLASSIFIABLE.
Civilization, Medieval
Renaissance
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Contents
  • Ecology and economy in early medieval Frisia
  • An iconographic explanation of "the wanderer, lines 81b-82a
  • Legend, history and artifice in "the battle of Maldon"
  • The formation of the Salzburg Ministerialage in the tenth and eleventh centuries: an example of upward social mobility in the early middle ages
  • "Periculosus homo ": Pope Gregory vii and episcopal authority
  • The early "ars dictaminis" as response to a changing society
  • The foundation of the confraternity of Tarragona by archbishop Oleguer Bonestruga, 1126-1129
  • A twelfth-century concept of the natural order
  • The performing self in twelfth-century culture
  • The Indian tradition in western medieval intellectual history
  • New light on the transmission of Donatus's "Commentum Terentii"
  • Narrative anomalies in "la chançun de willame'
  • "Of heigh or lough estat": medieval fabulists as social critics
  • Magisterium and license: corporate autonomy against papal authority in the medieval university of Paris
  • Aristotle and the french monarchy, 1260-1303
  • Religious careers and religious devotion in thirteenth-century Metz
  • The Netherlands herring fishery in the late middle ages: the false legend of Willem Beukels of Biervliet
  • The community of law and letters: some notes on Thomas Usk's audience
  • Contributions of foreigners to Dubrovnik's economic growth in the late middle ages
  • The Lübeckers Bartholomäus Ghotan and Nicolaus bülow in novgorod and Moscow and the problem of early western influences on Russian culture
  • Viator style sheet

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