Building Legitimacy : Political Discourses and Forms of Legitimation in Medieval Societies /
edited by Isabel Alfonso Antón, Hugh Kennedy, Julio Escalona Monge.
Bok Engelsk 2004 · Electronic books.
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| Omfang | 1 online resource (384 p.)
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| Opplysninger | Description based upon print version of record.. - List of Contributors. vii -- Introduction. ix -- Isabel Alfonso and Julio Escalona -- Part One: Legitimation in Context -- Conflict, Power and Legitimation in Francia in the Late Seventh and Eighth Centuries. 3 -- Paul Fouracre -- A Crisis of Fidelity in c. 1000?. 27 -- Stephen White -- Judicial Rhetoric and Political Legitimation in Medieval León-Castile. 51 -- Isabel Alfonso -- Legitimation, Designation and Succession to the Throne in Fourteenth-Century England. 89 -- Chris Given-Wilson -- The King's Face on the Territory: Royal Officers, Discourse and Legitimating Practices in Thirteenth- and Fourteenth-Century Castile. 107 -- Cristina Jular Pérez-Alfaro -- The Importance of Being Earnest: Urban Elites and the Distribution of Power in Castilian Towns in the Late Middle Ages. 139 -- José Antonio Jara Fuente -- Part Two: Discourses of Political Legitimation -- The Strengthening of Royal Power in Castile under Alfonso XI. 179 -- Carlos Estepa -- Family Memories: Inventing Alfonso I of Asturias. 223 -- Julio Escalona -- An Interpreter of Law and Power in a Region of Medieval Poland: Abbot Peter of Henryków and is Book. 263 -- Piotr Górecki -- Political Struggle and the Legitimation of the Toledan Primacy: The Pars Lateranii Concilii. 291 -- Patrick Henriet -- Albertano of Brescia, Rolandino of Padua and the Rhetoric of Legitimation. 319 -- Frances Andrews -- Index. 341.. - This volume presents a selection of papers exploring the ways by which medieval powers sought to legitimize themselves, the political discourses through which this was effected, and a wide range of related problems. The six chapters in Part I analyse particular cases in which processes of legitimation can be seen at work, in order to disentangle the wide range of strategies and resources deployed by competing actors in a given context. Part II gathers five articles discussing the specific discourses of legitimation contained in a text or group of related texts, in order to expose their intricacies and their bearing on the way historians look at their sources. The book is of relevance for readers interested in new ways of approaching the History of Power. With contributions by Frances Andrews, Carlos Estepa, Paul Fouracre, Chris Given-Wilson, Piotr Górecki, Patrick Henriet, José Antonio Jara Fuente, Cristina Jular Pérez-Alfaro and Stephen D. White. Contributors include: Paul Fouracre, Stephen White, Isabel Alfonso, Chris Given-Wilson, Cristina Jular Pérez-Alfaro, José Antonio Jara Fuente, Carlos Estepa, Julio Escalona, Piotr Górecki, Patrick Henriet, Frances Andrews.
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| ISBN | 1-280-46511-5. - 1-4237-1411-3. - 90-474-0268-5. - 9786610465118
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