Re-Thinking Kinship and Feudalism in Early Medieval Europe

Stephen D. White

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

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Contents: Introduction Maitland on family and kinship The invention of English individualism: Alan Macfarlane and the modernization of pre-modern England (with Richard T. Vann) Clotild's revenge: politics, kinship, and ideology in the Merovingian blood feud Kinship and lordship in early medieval England: the story of Sigeberht, Cynewulf, and Cyneheard The discourse of inheritance in 12th-century France: alternative models of the fief in 'Raoul de Cambrai' English feudalism and its origins Strategie rhetorique dans la Conventio de Hugues de Lusignan The politics of fidelity in early 11th-century France: Fulbert of Chartres, William of Aquitaine, and Hugh of Lusignan Book review: Susan Reynolds, Fiefs and vassals: the medieval evidence reinterpreted The politics of exchange: gifts, fiefs, and feudalism Giving fiefs and honor: largesse, avarice, and the problem of 'feudalism' in Alexander's testament Service for fiefs or fiefs for service: the politics of reciprocity A crisis of fidelity in c.1000? Index.

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