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9780268013011

Life in the Middle Ages

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  • ISBN13:

    9780268013011

  • ISBN10:

    0268013012

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1997-06-01
  • Publisher: Univ of Notre Dame Pr
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Summary

Life in the Middle Ages addresses many of the current concerns of medieval historians in one single volume. From an examination of the fundamental importance of family, to medieval monasticism and the monastery, to the manorial system and "courtly life", Goetz's text presents the first comprehensive depiction of life in the earlier Middle Ages from the perspective of everyday history.

Table of Contents

Preface
Introduction: Everyday Life and Physical Environment - Justifying a History of Medieval Everyday Lifep. 1
People, Nature, Culture: The Conditions of Everyday Life during the Middle Agesp. 9
The Familyp. 24
House and Clanp. 24
Marriagep. 29
The Wifep. 40
Love and Sexualityp. 45
The Childrenp. 52
Monasteries and Monastic Lifep. 56
The Institution: Benedictine Monasticism in the Westp. 57
The Space: The Monastery as Residence for Monksp. 79
The Inhabitants: The Monastic Communityp. 83
Monastic Lifep. 93
Peasant Life and the Manorial Systemp. 107
The Institution: The Medieval Manorial Systemp. 108
The Space: Peasant's House, Manse, Manor and Villagep. 121
The People: Peasantry and Serfdomp. 130
The Life of Manse Peasantsp. 140
Knighthood and Courtly Lifep. 160
The Institution: Principality, Princely Courts and Courtly Culturep. 161
The Space: The Medieval Castlep. 167
The People: Knighthood during the High Middle Agesp. 173
Courtly Lifep. 184
City and Citizenryp. 197
The Institution: Origins and Development of the Medieval Cityp. 198
The Space: Topography and Buildingsp. 216
The People: Citizens and City Residentsp. 227
The Beginnings of an Urban Way of Lifep. 233
Conclusion: Everyday Life and Living Space in the Middle Ages - A Resumep. 237
Abbreviationsp. 244
Notesp. 246
Bibliographyp. 293
Illustration Sourcesp. 306
Indexp. 309
About the Author, Translator, and Editorp. 000
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