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|a CB351
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|a Medieval culture and society /
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|a Prospect Heights, Ill. :
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|c 1993, c1968.
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|a xv, 410 p. ;
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|a Editado originalmente: New York : Harper & Row, 1968.
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|a Part I. The early Middle Ages, ca. 500-1000: 1. Early Medieval Society: Tacitusʼ description of Germanic culture -- Martin of Braga, On the Correction of Peasants -- The Carolingian capitulary, De Villis -- The inventory of a Carolingian manor -- 2. The Latin Culture of the Early Middle Ages: The monastic virtues, according to St. Benedict -- Biblical exegesis, according to Gregory the Great -- The founding of Monte Cassino, according to Gregory the Great -- Clovis and the vase of Soissons, according to Gregory of Tours -- The Synod of Whitby, according to Bede the Venerable -- The bibliography of Bede the Vernerable -- Latin poems -- The Dulcitius of Hrotswitha of Gandersheim -- 3. The Vernacular Culture of the Early Middle Ages: The Song of Hildebrand -- Anglo Saxon lyric poetry -- Beowulf -- Part II. The central Middle Ages, ca. 1000-1350: 1. Countryside and City: German colonization in the East, according to the chronicler Helmond -- The statutes of the free village of Lorris -- The charter of the town of St. Omer, 1127 -- The guild of fishermen at Worms, ca. 1106 -- Florence in 1336-38 -- 2. Scholasticism: Peter Abelardʼs History of My Misfortunes -- The preface to Peter Abelardʼs Sic et Non -- The Confession of Golias -- Two charters granted to the University of Paris -- Thomas Aquinasʼ proofs for the existence of God -- 3. The Literature of Feudal Society: Troubadour lyric poetry -- Courtesy, according to the Romance of the Rose -- The Song of Roland -- The Romance of Tristan and Iseult -- 4. The Literature of Towns: A French fabliau -- Isegrimʼs fishing, from the Romance of Reynard the Fox -- 5. Religious Literature: Our Ladyʼs Tumbler -- Perfect happiness, according to the Little Flowers of St. Francis -- The Canticle of Brother Sun, of St. Francis of Assisi -- The Dies Irae -- The -- life of St. Nicholas the bishop, according to the Golden Legend -- Cantos from the Divine Comedy -- Part III. The late Middle Ages, ca. 1350-1500: 1. Late Medieval Society: Giovanni Boccaccioʼs description of the Black Death at Florence -- The Ordinance of Laborers of Edward III, 1349 -- Chaucerʼs picture of medieval society -- 2. Chivalry, Thought and Religion: The Battle of Crecy, according to Jean Froissart -- A sermon by Meister Eckhart -- Chapters from the Imitation of Christ -- A Lollard view of the world.
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|a "This anthology of judiciously selected sources concerned with medieval society and culture presents an intriguing view of Western society from its emergence as a distinctively "European" culture in the early Middle Ages (ca. 500-1000), to the burgeoning scholarship and literary and artistic expression of the central Middle Ages (ca. 1000-1350), and the dislocations and disasters of the closing Middle Ages (ca. 1350-1500). The documents presented for each period are intended to serve two purposes: an initial selection illustrates the society and the social milieu of the period, while the second group of readings provides examples of the chief forms of literary expression and illuminates some of the characteristic cultural attitudes of the age. Many ideas and ideals of the Middle Ages have exerted a permanent influence upon the culture of the modern world and have been a permanent source of enrichment for it. Readers will come away from this collection moved to a deeper appreciation of this truly fascinating period of history, as well as a wider interest in the rich and still living heritage of the medieval world." --Descripción del editor.
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|a Civilization, Medieval
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|a Middle Ages
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