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Windows into the Medieval Mediterranean

 
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This book reveals the medieval Mediterranean region as a richly nuanced space of places and peoples connected by a body of water, but far from unified ? and seeks to challenge what we think we know about the medieval Mediterranean, and the world it influenced.

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This book reveals the medieval Mediterranean region as a richly nuanced space of places and peoples connected by a body of water, but far from unified?and seeks to challenge what we think we know about the medieval Mediterranean and the world it influenced.


Reflective of the diversity of the Mediterranean region, the contributors are an international body of scholars that bring together topics that are seemingly disparate but are in fact in a vibrant conversation with one another. The volume seeks to shed new light and perspectives on familiar topics. Each chapter begins with secondary commentary for context, and is followed by primary sources comprised of images and texts that invite careful reading, lively discussion, and possibilities for deeper research. Topics that are discussed include: Archaeology and Architecture, Stories of Travel and Encounter, Literature and Poetry, Matters of Faith, Crusades, Monarchies and Conflict, Ties that Bind, and Around the Mediterranean World.


Windows into the Medieval Mediterranean is simultaneously a scholarly and reader-friendly book intended to engage undergraduate and graduate students, scholars, and anyone interested in the Mediterranean of the Middles Ages.

Tartalomjegyzék:

Part 1: Archaeology and Architecture


1.Cross-cultural Encounters on Byzantine Islands (ca.600?ca.900): An Archaeological Perspective                


Zavagno, Luca


Part 2: Stories of Travel and Encounter


2. Cultural Interconnectedness Between China and the Mediterranean in the Middle Ages                               


Broilo, Federica A.


3. Between the Sands of the Sahara and the Waves of the Mediterranean: The Fleet as a Model of Political and Economic Expansion of the Almoravid Empire (508/1115?541/1147)


Lourinho, In?s                                                                                                                                     


Part 3: Literature and Poetry


4. A Collection of Indian Fables Across Medieval Mediterranean Cultures           


Carretero-Martínez, Gonzalo                          


5. The Depiction of Morals and Virtues in Renaissance Poetry                                                                                


Wirth, Matthew


6. Human and Nonhuman ?Others? in Chrétien?s Yvain


White, Victoria                                                                                                 


Part 4: Matters of Faith


7. Discord and Concord on the Basis of Faith Between the East Syriac and Byzantine Churches in the Early Medieval Mediterranean World                                                                                                         


Popa, Catalin-Stefan


8. Traveling Hagiography: The Exchange of Saints' Lives Across the Medieval Mediterranean        


Politano, Cristina              


Part 5: Crusades


9. The Crusader States in the Foreign Policy of the First Mamluks        


Filipau, Aliaksandr                                                        


10. ?God Wills It?: Pope Urban II, the Anti-Pope Clement III, and the Reasons for the First Crusade


Woodson, Hue               


Part 6: Monarchies and Conflict


11. ?May God Destroy the Spanish,? North African Sixteenth Century Ottomanophilia Through Mapmaking


Kahlaoui, Tarek                  


12. The Nasrid Sultanate of Granada, and the Frontier (Twelfth to Fifteenth Centuries)     


Carrasco-Melo, Diego                      


13. A Crown for Queen Isabella: Symbols, Contested Authority, and Royal Intervention in Early Modern Granada


Morera, Luis X.


Part 7: Ties That Bind


14. The Macedonian Dynasty: Marriage and Politics in the Third/Ninth Century     


Panagiotou, Stavros                                                          


15. A Woman's Affair: Dowries in Genoese Chios in the Late Middle Ages                          


Ravera, Chiara


16. Byzantines and Brides: Negotiating Romanness and Kinship Across Frontiers


Magnolia, Alex                                   


Part 8: Around the Mediterranean World


17. Disease in the Medieval Mediterranean                                                                                  


Thacker, Brenda


18. Between Baghdad and The Mediterranean            


PreJean, Chris                                                                                                    


19. Nomads in the Medieval Mediterranean: Mobility and Counter-Mobility in a Changing World                                                                                                 


Freeman, Margaret Helen


20. Unwilling Migrants: Slave Trade Between the Balkan Peninsula and the Mediterranean Between 1280 and 1350


Stojkovski , Boris


21. Piracy in the Medieval Mediterranean    


Parker, Matthew E.


22. Conclusion: An Ending and Maybe a Beginning