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090 |aA.VIII/1970
111 20|aSpring Symposium of Byzantine Studies|n(43. :|d2010 :|cBirmingham).
245 |aPower and subversion in Byzantium :|bpapers from the Forty-third Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies, University of Birmingham, March 2010 /|cedited by Dimiter Angelov, Michael Saxby.
260 |aFarnham :|bAshgate,|c©2013.
300 |axvi, 299 s. :|bresim ;|c24 cm.
490 10|aPublications of the Society for the Promotion of Byzantine Studies ;|v17.
504 |aBibliyografik bilgi içerir.
504 |aİndeks s. [289]-299.
505 |tPower and subversion in Byzantium : approaches and frameworks /|rDimiter G. Angelov,|gs. 1-18 --|tUsurpers and rebels in Byzantium : image and message through coins /|rVasiliki Penna, Cécile Morrisson,|gs. 21-42 --|tHow to usurp the throne in Byzantium : the role of public opinion in sedition and rebellion /|rAnthony Kaldellis,|gs. 43-56 --|tThe imperial council and the tradition of consultative decision-making in Byzantium (eleventh to fourteenth centuries) /|rDemetrios Kyritses,|gs. 57-69 --|tFinancial crisis and the limits of taxation under Andronikos II Palaiologos (1282-1321) /|rKostis Smyrlis,|gs. 71-82 --|tThe political arts at the late Palaiologan court (1402-1453) /|rMichael Angold,|gs. 83-102 --|t‘The world turned upside down’ : art and subversion in Byzantium /|rLiz James,|gs. 105-119 --|t‘It began with a picture’ : imperial art, texts and subversion between East and West in the twelfth century /|rAntony Eastmond,|gs. 121-143 --|t‘No prince of perfection’ : Byzantine anti-Aristotelianism from the patristic period to Pletho /|rBörje Bydén,|gs. 147-176 --|tPletho as subversive and his reception in the Islamic world /|rMaria Mavroudi,|gs. 177-203 --|tGeneric subversion? The political ideology of urban myth and apocalyptic prophecy /|rPaul Magdalino,|gs. 207-219 --|tHarmless satire, stinging critique : notes and suggestions for reading the Timarion /|rDimitris Krallis,|gs. 221-245 --|tHow to criticize the laudandus /|rMargaret Mullett,|gs. 247-262 --|tSubversion and duplicity in the Histories of John Kantakouzenos /|rAthanasios Angelou,|gs. 263-279 --|tAfterword - literary subversion in Byzantium : a partial and personal perspective /|rMargaret Alexiou,|gs. 281-288.
650 |aMuhalifler|zBizans İmparatorluğu|xKongreler.
651 |aBizans edebiyatı|xTarih ve kritik|xKongreler.
651 |aBizans İmparatorluğu|xEntelektüel yaşam|xKongreler.
651 |aBizans İmparatorluğu|xYönetim ve politikalar|xKongreler.
700 10|aAngelov, Dimiter,|eed.
700 10|aSaxby, Michael,|eed.