Positionsbestimmungen
Mediävistik im kulturgeschichtlichen Kontinuum
Contributions by Wolfram Brandes Contributions by Stavroula Constantinou Contributions by Ellen Diehm Contributions by Emir O. Filipovic Contributions by Elisabeth Kisker Contributions by Nicolas Pethes Contributions by Zara Pogossian Contributions by Barbara Schlieben Contributions by Kristin Skottki Contributions by Martina Stercken Contributions by Katalin Szende Contributions by Dan Terkla Edited by Gerda Brunnlechner Edited by Nadine Holzmeier Edited by Daniel Syrbe Edited by Petra Waffner Edited by Petra Widmer
Hardback (Published)
(December 2024)
ISBN: 9783847117025
6.3 x 9.33 inches
Price: $119.00
On back order
Der Band ist eine Wurdigung der Mediavistin Felicitas Schmieder. Ihre Arbeitsschwerpunkte sind Kulturkontakte und Wahrnehmungsgeschichte, Prophetie als politische Sprache, Kartographie, Stadtgeschichte, Geschichte Europas und europaische Erinnerungskultur. Der Band spiegelt wesentliche Entwicklungslinien hin zu einer kulturgeschichtlichen Mediavistik, die eng mit ihrer wissenschaftlichen Biographie verknupft sind. Die Beitrager:innen zeigen die thematischen Weiterentwicklungen ihrer Arbeit in den Themenfeldern vormoderne Kartographie, soziale Gemeinschaften und Stadtgeschichte, kulturelle Begegnungen sowie Prophetie als politische Sprache und Erinnerungskulturen auf. Das Spektrum der Beitrage reicht chronologisch von der Spatantike bis in die Moderne, raumlich vom Indischen Ozean uber Ostmitteleuropa bis zur Iberischen Halbinsel, methodisch von quellenerschliessenden bis theoriegeleiteten Studien. Damit bietet der Band eine Standortbestimmung einer modernen, epochen-, raum- und disziplinenubergreifenden mediavistischen Geschichtswissenschaft.
As a tribute to Felicitas Schmieder, the volume reflects essential lines of development towards a culturally orientated approach in medieval studies closely linked to her academic biography. The authors contributing to the volume further advance her work in the thematic fields of pre-modern cartography, social communities and urban history, cultural encounters, prophecy as a political language and the perception of pre-modern history. The contributions presented here delineate a modern, interdisciplinary approach to medival studies by covering a broad spectrum, ranging chronologically from late antiquity to modernity, spatially from the Indian Ocean to Eastern Central Europe to the Iberian Peninsula, and methodologically from source- to theory-based studies.
- Contributions by Wolfram Brandes
- Contributions by Stavroula Constantinou
- Contributions by Ellen Diehm
- Contributions by Emir O. Filipovic
- Contributions by Elisabeth Kisker
- Contributions by Nicolas Pethes
- Contributions by Zara Pogossian
- Contributions by Barbara Schlieben
- Contributions by Kristin Skottki
- Contributions by Martina Stercken
- Contributions by Katalin Szende
- Contributions by Dan Terkla
- Edited by Gerda Brunnlechner
- Edited by Nadine Holzmeier
- Edited by Daniel Syrbe
- Edited by Petra Waffner
- Edited by Petra Widmer
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