Medieval and Early Modern Studies
The London Guildhall: an Archaeological History of a Neighbourhood from Early Medieval to Modern Times
... academic studies, it is often possible to perceive great medieval buildings as ‘set apart’ from the busy, often dirty, life of the city that surrounded them, yet here we see that for much of its history, ...
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Health in medieval and early modern Norway: a comparative analysis of the impact of social, economic and environmental change on skeletal remains
... However, studies of stature in adults are not vulnerable to the problems that can arise in studies of subadult skeletal remains, particularly those relating to the difficulties of age ...
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Hidden library: visualizing fragments of medieval manuscripts in early-modern bookbindings with mobile macro-XRF scanner
... hidden medieval fragments we present four case stud- ies from the Leiden University Libraries ...case studies were chosen based on their suitability for scanning and to show the different types of hidden ...
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A crusader, Ottoman, and early modern Aegean archaeology : built environment and domestic material culture in the Medieval and Post-Medieval cyclades, Greece (13th-20th Centuries AD)
... the Early Modern ...with studies researching into the forma- tion and evolution of island settlements, a paper by Kolodny (1969/70) on the coastal town of Ermoupo- lis in Syros is another case-study, ...
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"Her Book Not His": Women and Their Book Collections in Medieval And Early Modern Europe.
... This paper examines book ownership by women in the medieval and early modern periods in Europe. The primary aim of this paper is to synthesize the diverse and fragmentary scholarship on women book ...
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Archives of speech: recording diplomatic negotiation in Late Medieval and Early Modern Italy
... historical studies indicates, however, approaching archives as not just repositories of sources but as objects of research themselves, with histories of their own, can shed new light on the significance of the ...
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Court Residences as Places of Exchange in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe 1400-1700 (PALATIUM)
... late medieval and early modern ...court studies or court history has gen- erated a vast bibliography in many European languages during the last four decades, but interest in the architec- ture ...
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Archives of speech: recording diplomatic negotiation in Late Medieval and Early Modern Italy
... Late medieval and early modern Italy, a region that is famous for the early estab- lishment of resident diplomacy, also developed refined techniques for recording the activities of ...
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Widowhood in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
... later, early industrial, England, when there was a correlation between reduced remarriage rates among both men and women and the growing recourse by widowers in the absence of any support from the state to seek ...
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The Rituals and Rhetoric of Queenship; Medieval to Early Modern
... queenship studies does demonstrate the interdisciplinary emphasis of the field as Oakley-Brown’s paper would be equally appealing to a historian or a literary ...
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How Mind, Logic and Language, Have Evolved From Medieval Philosophy to Early Modern Philosophy? A Critical Study
... that man is the only animal endowed with mind; the others are automata. It is further explained with the addition that man is endowed with language. 10 He argued that there is an inert relation of causational thought or ...
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Listening between the lines : Medieval and modern science
... of medieval scientific thought provides an antidote to the arrogant presumption that our current world-view is “ right ” ...with modern science readings of his thought is to encounter an approach which is ...
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Prospero and plagiarism : Early Modern Studies and the rise of Wikipedia
... quite a different way, giving a different angle on Wikipedia's representation of the early modern. Readership statistics for web pages are, in general, notoriously fallible: the figures offered here are ...
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The medieval and the modern in Baudelaire's "À une passante"
... of modern life have ruined the blissful courtly desire of the Middle-Ages ...inherently modern. What does disappear when we move from the medieval sonnets to Baudelaire is the sense that the female ...
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The Children’s Crusade: Medieval History, Modern Mythistory
... conclusive. This express recognition of his own creativity and limitations as an historian, however, fits with the very point that Dickson makes about the nature of history as opposed to mythistory. ‘Mythistorians,’ he ...
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The 'New Institutional Economics' and the Changing Fortunes of Fairs in Medieval and Early Modern Europe: the Textile Trades, Warfare, and Transaction Costs
... the early fifteenth century by following entirely new routes, those secure from the ravages of the Hundred Years’ and other wars: from Italy, especially from Venice, across the eastern Alps (Brenner Pass, from ...
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New Approaches to Medieval Water Studies
... The other articles in this Special Collection demonstrate an equal concern with reading water anew, in a wide range of sources. Harwood seeks to untangle the very particular relationship between women, water and warfare, ...
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'Ye shall disturbe noe mans right': Oath taking and oath breaking in late medieval and early modern Bristol
... The harmonious virtues of oaths portrayed by Charles Phythian Adams in Coventry which, he claims, were indicative of the tight organization of the city’s community and which, he says, helped Coventry to become ‘a society ...
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Everyday Objects ASHGATE. Medieval and Early Modern Material Culture and its Meanings. Edited by Tara Hamling and Catherine Richardson
... 1 'For a crack or flaw despis'd': Thinking about Ceramic Durability and the 'Everyday' in Late Seventeenth-and Early Eighteenth-Century England. Sara Pennell 27[r] ...
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Medieval and modern women mystics: the evidential character of religious experience
... religious studies at Loyola University, Chicago, he joined the Religious Experience Research Unit [now Centre] as a volunteer under the founding director, Sir Alister Hardy, and has maintained contact with ...
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