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Informationen zum Autor Maureen C. Miller is Professor of History at University of California, Berkeley. Edward Wheatley is Professor of English at Loyola University Chicago. Zusammenfassung This book comprises eleven essays by an international group of scholars working on topics as diverse as medieval religion, music, art, law, and history. The essays respond to and develop Barbara H. Rosenwein’s work on the history of emotions, and they also examine communities and the construction of difference. Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface [ Lester K. Little] 1. A Road to the History of Emotions: Social, Cultural, and Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Middle Ages, c. 1966-2016 [Maureen C. Miller and Edward Wheatley] 2. Bibliography of the Works of Barbara H. Rosenwein, 1974-2016 [Compiled by Edward Wheatley] Part I: Emotions and Communities Foreword to Part I: Emotions and Communities [Edward Wheatley and Maureen C. Miller] 3. Differing Emotions in Luxeuil, Bobbio, and Faremoutiers [Ian N. Wood] 4. Softening the Heart, Eliciting Desire: Experiencing Music in a Carolingian Monastery [Thomas Anthony Greene] 5. One Site, Many More Meanings: The Community of Saint-Maurice d’Agaune and its Relic Collection [Julia M.H. Smith] 6. Crusading Without Affect or Effect: Emotion in Helmold of Bosau’s Chronica Slavorum [Jilana Ordman] 7. Partners in Crime: Jewish-Christian Cooperation in Thirteenth-Century England [Frances H. Mitilineos] 8. Inciting Despair [Elina Gertsman] Part II: Communities and Difference Foreword to Part II: Communities and Difference [Edward Wheatley and Maureen C. Miller] 9. The Episcopate as Ethnos: Strategies of Distinction and Episcopal Identity in Merovingian Francia [Kirsten M. DeVries] 10. The Divine King Behind the Funny Stories of Notker the Stammerer [Constance B. Bouchard] 11. Aristotelian Politics and Architectural Science in France at the End of the Middle Ages: A Case Study of Christine de Pizan [Dominique Iogna-Prat] 12. Medieval Attitudes to Poverty: Amartya Sen and Serfdom Without Strings? [Paul R. Hyams] 13. Famine, Growth, and Social Inequality in the Western Mediterranean World circa 1300 [Monique Bourin] ...
