Space in the Medieval West: Places, Territories, and Imagined Geographies

Meredith Cohen · Fanny Madeline

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval Architecture and Archaeology Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Contents: Introduction, Meredith Cohen, Fanny Madeline and Dominique Iogna-Prat. Part 1 Places, Monuments, and Cities: Squarely built: an inquiry into the sources of ad quadratum geometry in Lombard architecture between the 11th and the 12th centuries, Emanuele Lugli The geometry of rib vaulting at Notre-Dame of Paris: architectural or exegetical space?, Stefaan Van Liefferinge Gothic drawing and the shaping of space, Robert Bork Marking the city for Christ: spatiality and the invention of Utrechta (TM)s medieval cross of churches, David Ross Winter. Part 2 Spatial Networks and Territories: From plebs to parochia: the perceptions of the church in space from the 9th to 12th century (dioceses of Rennes, Dol, and Saint-Malo), Anne Lunven New masters of space: the creation of communication networks in the West (11th-12th centuries), Thomas Wetzstein Inventing legal space: from regional custom to common law in the coutumiers of medieval France, Ada-Maria Kuskowski. Part 3 Cartography and Imagined Geographies: The image of France in the Beatus map of Saint-Sever, Sandra SA!enz-LA^3pez PA(c)rez France in the two geographical works of Al-IdrAsA (Sicily, 12th century), Jean-Charles DucAne From Gaul to the kingdom of France: representations of French space in geographical texts of the Middle Ages (12th-15th centuries), Nathalie Bouloux The definition and boundaries of Eucharistic space in the Grail Prose Romances: focalization and dissemination, Catherine Nicolas Index.

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