Medieval and Early Modern Spain
The Rituals and Rhetoric of Queenship; Medieval to Early Modern
... The final two papers form the final section of the volume, ‘Towards Theorizing the Rituals and Rhetoric of Queenship’. This section title, while admirably encapsulating the theme of the conference and collection, doesn’t ...
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Archives of speech: recording diplomatic negotiation in Late Medieval and Early Modern Italy
... to Spain used the less common noun: ‘once you have completed your esposizione you shall take your ...the early modern explosion in paperwork, amounting to a total of 242 files of between 400 and 600 ...
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Layers of powers: societies and institutions in Europe
... The clan (a’chlann), literally the children, was an organic not an imagined community, based on real and fictitious ties of kinship in both Scotland and Ireland in the medieval and early modern ...
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Introduction: John Dee, Alchemy, and Print Culture
... Elizabeth Eisenstein, the preeminent historian of the print revolution, has argued that the diagram was an integral part of what made print “revolutionary” in the first place: “The fact that identical images, maps, and ...
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An early Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Quarrington, near Sleaford, Lincolnshire : report on excavations, 2000-2001
... The palaeopathological evidence produced some exceptional cases of disease. The unfortunate young adult (in fact, still in her late teens) in grave 15 had suffered from tuberculosis for a number of years. She had typical ...
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Widowhood in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
... individual now had to function, the fact of being no longer married, with all that this implied in terms of moral reputation, relationships to one's kin, relationships to property-ownership, and even one's potential as a ...
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"Teaching the Crusades in a World Literature Survey Course Using Interactive Media: An Overview"
... As you can see above, this collection of resources includes the Prezi presentation we will view in class as well as an individualized Google map, with relevant locations marked and annotated. The geography of the ...
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Vox clamantis in deserto: The Johannesschüssel: senses and silences
... late medieval and early modern period is the subject of this ...the medieval beholder (and user) of this specific instrument of devotion is mediated by the senses touches upon facets of the ...
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Early modern military technology: new trends and old ideas (a bibliograpgical essay)
... Especially active are historians of late medieval and early modern navies, almost all of whom have written extensive analyses of the influence of shipboard artillery on the naval warfa[r] ...
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"Her Book Not His": Women and Their Book Collections in Medieval And Early Modern Europe.
... wills from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, Deanesly found only 338 that mentioned books. Taking this evidence as indicative of book ownership, Deanesly pronounced that the “booklessness” was pervasive throughout ...
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Picturing the Afro Hispanic struggle for freedom in early modern Spain
... In The Calling of St Matthew, the spiritual legitimization of the process of self-whitening or the Europeanization of African features gives a clear signal of the new status of a freedman in early modern ...
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People, space, and law in late medieval and early modern Britain and Ireland
... late medieval and early modern period have, nevertheless, barely touched on how the diverse legal systems in the component parts of the British Isles shaped or reflected geographical awareness, ...
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Hunting and Agriculture: An Examination of the Functional Aspects of Landscape Architecture in Post-Restoration Scotland
... Just as the country house landscape was not purely ornamental, it was also not used solely as an economic enterprise. Indeed, landowners were also typically avid hunters. It therefore follows that the Scottish country ...
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Kessel_unc_0153M_18433.pdf
... 1750. Early modern court cases can be a problematic source, as many scholars working with them have indicated: court proceedings had a performative quality, sometimes people appeared against their will, and ...
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"For the salvation of my soul": women and wills in medieval and early modern France
... Jennifer Palmer treats the testamentary decisions of Aimé-Benjamin Fleuriau, a wealthy eighteenth-century sugar planter, and his mixed race daughter, Marie-Jeanne Fleuriau Mandron, a pro[r] ...
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Mapping Memory. Theories in Ancient, Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy and Medicine
... memory within the hierarchy of capacities of the soul, the objects of memory and the distinction between memory and recollection. He locates memory in the sensitive part of the soul, and associates it closely with two ...
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The author in the study: self-representation as reader and writer in the medieval and early modern periods
... Copyright © by the University of Michigan £006 All rights reserved Published in the United States of America by The University of Michigan Press Manufactured in the United States of Amer[r] ...
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Images and Objects in Ritual Practices in Medieval and Early Modern Northern and Central Europe. Editors Krista Kodres, Anu Mänd. Cambridge Scholars Publishers, 2013.
... On the publisher’s website it is emphasised that a complex study of these phenomena in northern and Central europe is being undertaken, which also includes regions that “ due to linguistic or cultural barriers, have thus ...
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British Literature : the career of a concept
... Notwithstanding the divisions between Pinkertonians and their oppo- nents on the Pictish question, Gothicism of the sort championed by both schools remained the standard interpretation of Anglo-Scottish history, eth- ...
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The clergy of Cork, Cloyne and Ross during the Tudor reformations
... the Early of Shrewsbury as the lover of the ...the early church from its untainted beginnings to its deleterious condition in the late medieval ...
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