[PDF] Top 20 'Medieval Ireland and the Wider World'

... Among the more dynamic subsidiaries of 'British History Inc.' is the historiography of the 'Irish Sea World', which, after more than a decade of steady growth, now boasts an impressive p[r] ... See full document

... reliquary’s wider social and cultural reception, thereby creating a thread between this and the previous two chapters; the unpacking of the hagiography in particular in this chapter is very good and clearly ... See full document

... late medieval period, religious houses in Ireland had commonly provided a direct ministry in which either their canons or buildings supplied parochial ...Cork, medieval examples of this process might ... See full document

... If the intention behind this verbose pact was to bring a permanent end to the strife between the houses of Ormond and Kildare, it was a resounding failure. Their rivalry persisted well into the next century. But the year ... See full document

... Should there be one qualifications framework or several? Some countries have separate frameworks for vocational education and training (VET) and higher education. In other countries where there is significant ... See full document

... the wider institutional ...“separate” world (a phenomenon which has been recognised amongst various groups including secretaries; factory workers and ... See full document

... (Catholic Ireland, ...(cell-like medieval chapels), of which about 30 remain, and a strong sense of Celtic landscape aesthetics and heritage materialised in the national collection of Celtic ... See full document

... of Ireland, both undertaken in the spring of 1994 and reported by Murphy and Whelan (1995) and O’Connell and Whelan ...much wider survey undertaken to investigate overall social attitudes to the Irish ... See full document

... trappings, medieval romances serve as vehicles for idealized aristocratic self-presentation and thereby become complicit in associating material luxury with aristocratic ...of medieval textual production ... See full document

... the medieval world, the northern nations were in many ways ...‘civilized’ world, and retained ties to their pagan past, although diffused by their conversion to ...of Ireland in Topographia ... See full document

... & BRADLEY, J., "The geography of Irish manors: the example of the Llanthony cells of Duleek and Colp, county Heath", in Bradley, J., ed Settlement and Society in Medieval Ireland, Kilken[r] ... See full document

... to Ireland during the medieval period (McCormick 1991; 1999; Beglane 2015a, 23–37; ...to Ireland, fallow deer were restricted to England and Wales and to the Mediterranean ...to Ireland as a ... See full document

... the world, as we outlined in our position paper, and that the programme allows associated countries a suitable degree of influence, in recognition of the benefits they bring to it and in line with their financial ... See full document

... the world‟s population ...rich world” fail to practice stewardship of the planet due to a “hardening of interest” and “shutting down of concern,” which is reflected in McCarthy‟s man‟s collapse of core ... See full document

... Law is one instrument of government: a discourse of authority central to claiming, peopling, exploiting, and keeping spaces. 2 It is ‘an arm of politics and politics was one of its arms’. 3 Historians have charted how ... See full document

... Reclaiming the Sheela na gigs Goddess Imagery in Medieval Sculptures of lreland by Ann Pearson serious study of female erotic imagery has been neglected as compared to corresponding investigations of[.] ... See full document

... Abstract In view of the on-going re-assessment of church and polity in early medieval Ireland, which has further illuminated the character of dynastic intervention at ecclesiastical sett[r] ... See full document

... “The Crusades: War and Faith in the Middle Ages.” The Bedford Anthology of World Literature: The Ancient, Medieval and Early Modern World, Beginnings-1650. Paul Davis, et al[r] ... See full document

... But alongside this risk is an opportunity for a new Third World alliance to counter- penetrate the West. Once again economic power and cultural influence might be linked. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting ... See full document

... Northern Ireland experienced a period of anti-state and sectarian violence known as ‘the ...Northern Ireland; nationalists and republicans (pro-Irish and mainly Roman Catholic) desired Northern ... See full document