Von Hamburg nach Java

Studien zur mittelalterlichen, neuen und digitalen Geschichte. Festschrift zu Ehren von Jürgen Sarnowsky

Contributions by Jochen Burgtorf Contributions by Sebastian Kubon Contributions by Christian Hoffarth Contributions by Alan Forey Contributions by Helen J. Nicholson Contributions by Anthony Luttrell Contributions by Mats Homann Contributions by Philippe Depreux Contributions by Hans-Werner Goetz Contributions by Krzysztof Kwiatkowski Contributions by Cezary Kardasz Contributions by Roman Czaja Contributions by Janusz Tandecki Contributions by Juhan Kreem Contributions by Joachim Laczny Contributions by Nico Nolden Contributions by Cordelia Heß Contributions by Markus Friedrich Contributions by Sven Ekdahl Contributions by Reinhard Paulsen Contributions by Udo Arnold Contributions by Oliver Auge Contributions by Rainer Hering Contributions by Marie-Luise Heckmann Contributions by Dieter Heckmann Contributions by Carsten Jahnke Contributions by Martin Krieger Contributions by Karl Borchardt Contributions by Stephan Selzer Contributions by Annika Souhr-Könighaus Contributions by Christina Link Contributions by Frank Godthardt Contributions by Christoph Dartmann Edited by Jochen Burgtorf Edited by Christian Hoffarth Edited by Sebastian Kubon

Book cover: Von Hamburg nach Java

Extent: 600 pages

Publisher: V&R unipress

Subjects: Medieval Studies

Series: Nova Mediaevalia

Language: German

Hardback (Published)

(November 2020)

ISBN: 9783847112167

6.34 x 9.25 inches

Price: $113.00

On back order

Mit aussergewohnlicher Schaffenskraft und immensem innovativen Gespur hat der Hamburger Historiker und Professor fur mittelalterliche Geschichte Jurgen Sarnowsky die geschichtswissenschaftliche Forschung entscheidend gepragt. Wieder und wieder bahnte er neue Wege und erschloss neue Felder des historischen Arbeitens im regionalen, globalen und digitalen Raum. Die in diesem Buch zu seinen Ehren versammelten Beitrage von Freund_innen, Schuler_innen und akademischen Wegbegleiter_innen Sarnowskys treten in Dialog mit seinem Schaffen und bieten erhellende neue Einblicke in zentrale Bereiche seines Werks. Sie handeln vom Norden und der Hanse, vom Mittelmeerraum, vom Deutschen Orden, den Digital Humanities sowie von Reisen und der Ferne.


With extraordinary productivity and immense innovative intuition, historian Jurgen Sarnowsky, professor of medieval history in Hamburg, has decisively impacted historical research. Time and again, he has forged new paths and opened up new fields of historical inquiry in regional, global, and digital spheres. The articles by friends, students, and academic companions assembled in this volume in Sarnowsky’s honor enter into a dialogue with his works and offer illuminating new insights into central areas of his oeuvre. They encompass the North and the Hanseatic League, the Mediterranean region, the Teutonic Order, and digital humanities, as well as travel and distance.

Prof. Dr. Jochen Burgtorf lehrt mittelalterliche Weltgeschichte an der California State University in Fullerton, USA, mit den Schwerpunkten Kreuzzüge, geistliche Ritterorden und Flüchtlingsbewegungen.

  • Contributions by Jochen Burgtorf
  • Contributions by Sebastian Kubon
  • Contributions by Christian Hoffarth
  • Contributions by Alan Forey
  • Contributions by Helen J. Nicholson
  • Contributions by Anthony Luttrell
  • Contributions by Mats Homann
  • Contributions by Philippe Depreux
  • Contributions by Hans-Werner Goetz
  • Contributions by Krzysztof Kwiatkowski
  • Contributions by Cezary Kardasz
  • Contributions by Roman Czaja
  • Contributions by Janusz Tandecki
  • Contributions by Juhan Kreem
  • Contributions by Joachim Laczny
  • Contributions by Nico Nolden
  • Contributions by Cordelia Heß
  • Contributions by Markus Friedrich
  • Contributions by Sven Ekdahl
  • Contributions by Reinhard Paulsen
  • Contributions by Udo Arnold
  • Contributions by Oliver Auge
  • Contributions by Rainer Hering
  • Contributions by Marie-Luise Heckmann
  • Contributions by Dieter Heckmann
  • Contributions by Carsten Jahnke
  • Contributions by Martin Krieger
  • Contributions by Karl Borchardt
  • Contributions by Stephan Selzer
  • Contributions by Annika Souhr-Könighaus
  • Contributions by Christina Link
  • Contributions by Frank Godthardt
  • Contributions by Christoph Dartmann
  • Edited by Jochen Burgtorf
  • Edited by Christian Hoffarth
  • Edited by Sebastian Kubon