Introduction to Medieval Europe, 300-1550

By: Blockmans, WimContributor(s): Hoppenbrouwers, PeterMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: London; New York: Routledge, 2007Description: xiv, 372 p.: ill., maps; 26 cmISBN: 0415346991; 9780415346993; 0415346983; 9780415346986Subject(s): Middle Ages | Civilization, Medieval | Europe -- HistoryDDC classification: 940.1
Contents:
Concepts and interpretive frameworks -- Roman legacy -- Migration period -- Christianity and Islam -- Society and economy in the early middle ages -- World of the franks -- Accelerated growth -- Religious renewal and reform, 1000-1250 -- Early kingdoms and territorial principalities, 900-1200 -- Weakening centres of power in the east and the beginnings of european expansion -- Urbanized society -- Thinking about man and the world -- Between crisis and contraction -- Consolidatin of states -- Crisis in the church and reorientation of the faithful, 1250-1500 -- New times?
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Translated from the Dutch.

Concepts and interpretive frameworks -- Roman legacy -- Migration period -- Christianity and Islam -- Society and economy in the early middle ages -- World of the franks -- Accelerated growth -- Religious renewal and reform, 1000-1250 -- Early kingdoms and territorial principalities, 900-1200 -- Weakening centres of power in the east and the beginnings of european expansion -- Urbanized society -- Thinking about man and the world -- Between crisis and contraction -- Consolidatin of states -- Crisis in the church and reorientation of the faithful, 1250-1500 -- New times?

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