Debating the middle ages : issues and readings

Barbara H. Rosenwein · Lester K. Little

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval and Early Modern Justice Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Editors' Acknowledgments. Acknowledgements of Sources.A Note on Format. List of Abbreviations. Introduction. Part I: The Fate of Rome's Western Provinces: 1 Conceptions of Ethnicity in Early Medieval Studies: Walter Pohl.2. The Barbarians in Late Antiquity and How They Were Accommodated in the West: Walter Goffart. 3. The Fall of Rome will not Take Place: Chris Wickham. 4. Richard Hodges and David Whitehouse, The Decline of the Western Empire: Richard Hodges and David Whitehouse. 5. Gregory of Tours and Clovis: Ian N. Wood. 6. Missionaries and Magic in Dark-Age Europe: Alexander Murray. Part II: Feudalism and Its Alternatives: 7. The Banal Seigneurie and the Reconditioning of the Free Peasantry: Pierre Bonnassie. 8. The Year 1000 without Abrupt or Radical Transformation: Domnique Barthelemy. 9. The Tyranny of a Construct: Feudalism and Historians of Medieval Europe: Elizabeth A. R. Brown. 10. Giving Each his Due: Frederic L. Cheyette. 11. Strangers and Neighbours: Monique Bourin and Robert Durand. 12. Amicitiae [Friendships] as Relationships between States and People: Gerd Althoff. Part III: Gender: 13. Queens as Jezebels: the careers of Brunhild and Balthild in Merovingian History: J. L. Nelson. 14. Women and the Norman Conquest: Pauline Stafford. 15. The Cruel Mother: Maternity, Widowhood, and Dowry in Florence in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries: Christine Klapisch-Zuber. 16. Men's Use of Female Symbols: Caroline Walker Bynum. 17. Burdens of Matrimony: Husbanding and Gender in Medieval Italy: Susan Mosher Stuard. Part IV: Religion and Society: 18. The Evangelical Awakening: Marie-Dominique Chenu. 19. The Use and Abuse of Miracles in Early Medieval Culture: Sofia Boesch Gajano. 20. The Dead in the Celestial Book-Keeping of the Cluniac Monks around the Year 1000: Dominiques Iogna-Prat. 21. Literacy and the Making of Heresy, c. 1000-c. 1150: Robert I. Moore. 22. Folklore and Society in the Medieval West: Jean-Claude Schmitt. Index of Persons and Places.

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