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Crusading Ideas and Fear of the Turks in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe
L’ouvrage s’intéresse à la pluralité et la diversité des idées de croisade à la fin du Moyen Âge et au début de l’Epoque Moderne. Il met en lumière les la diversité des acteurs de la conception de l’idée de croisade et analyse les relations et les variations entre ces différentes conceptions.
Éditeur : Presses universitaires du Midi
1ére édition
Collection : Méridiennes
Thème : Histoire - géographie - archéologie
Sous la direction de : Ressel Magnus
Langue :
Paru le 21/10/2021
Prix TTC : 25,00€
EAN : 9782810707539
ISBN : 978-2-8107-0753-9
Dimensions : 160x240 mm.
Nombre de pages : 352
The volume considers the plurality and diversity of ideas of the Crusade in the late Middle Ages and the Early Modern epoch and sheds light on the actors and groups of actors who conceived ideas of a Crusade. The ‘Crusade’ is not primarily understood as an essentialist category or as a distinct type of conflict, but reconceptualized as an attribution that could serve different argumentative functions depending on context and author – for example in the context of identity construction, representation of power, raising of status or the formation of alliances.
The volume considers the plurality and diversity of ideas of the Crusade in the late Middle Ages and the Early Modern epoch and sheds light on the actors and groups of actors who conceived ideas of a Crusade. The ‘Crusade’ is not primarily understood as an essentialist category or as a distinct type of conflict, but reconceptualized as an attribution that could serve different argumentative functions depending on context and author – for example in the context of identity construction, representation of power, raising of status or the formation of alliances.