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090 |aA.VIII/9757-3
245 00|aHistoriography and Identity.|nIII,|pCarolingian approaches /|cedited by Rutger Kramer, Helmut Reimitz, and Graeme Ward.
246 20|aCarolingian approaches
260 |aTurnhout, Belgium :|bBrepols Publishers,|c©2021.
300 |a3. cilt (viii, 396 sayfa) ;|c24 cm.
490 |aCultural encounters in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages,|x1378-8779 ;|vvolume 29
490 |aHistoriography and identity ;|vIII
500 |a“e-ISSN: 2294-8511”
500 |aİndeks s. [387]-396.
504 |aBibliyografya makale sonlarındadır.
505 |tHistories of Carolingian Historiography : An Introduction /|rHelmut Reimitz --|tCarolingian Uses of History.|tFrom the Order of the Franks to the World of Ambrose : the Vita Adalhardi and the Epitaphium Arsenii Compared /|rMayke De Jong --|tRemembering the Ostrogoths in the Carolingian Empire /|rMatthias M. Tischler --|tA Carolingian Epitome of Orosius from Tours : Leiden VLQ 20 /|rRosamond Mckitterick, Robert Evans --|tApproaches to History : Walahfrid’s Parallel Universe /|rRichard Corradini --|tCarolingian Histories.|tEnhancing Bede : The Chronicon Universale to 741 /|rSören Kaschke --|tA Crowning Achievement : Carolingian Imperial Identity in the Chronicon Moissiacense /|rRutger Kramer --|tMuch Ado about Vienne? A Localizing Universal Chronicon /|rSukanya Raisharma --|tThe Sense of an Ending in the Histories of Frechulf of Lisieux /|rGraeme Ward --|tUses of Carolingian History.|tHistoriography of Disillusion : Erchempert and the History of Ninth-Century Southern Italy /|rWalter Pohl --|t‘A Man of Notable Good Looks Disfigured by a Cruel Wound’ : The Forest Misadventure of Charles the Young of Aquitaine (864) in History and Legend /|rEric Goldberg.
520 |a“This volume explores the extent to which the reinstitution of the Empire in Western Europe brought about new ways of reconciling the multitude of post-Roman identities with the way the past was shaped in historiographical narratives. From universal histories to local chronicles, and from narratives that support Carolingian rule to histories with a more local focus, the centralization of power and authority in the course of the eighth and ninth centuries forced those who engaged with their own past and that of their community to acknowledge the new situation, and situate themselves in it. The contributions in this volume each depart from a single source, event, or community, and relate their findings to the broader issue of whether the rise of the multi-ethnic Carolingian court allowed for more inclusive narratives to be created, or if their self-proclaimed place at the centre of the Frankish world actually created a context in which local communities were given new tools to assert themselves.” --|cYayıncı.
650 4|aTarih yazıcılığı|zYunanistan.
650 4|aTarih yazıcılığı|zRoma.
650 4|aHristiyanlar|xTarih|y1500’e kadar.
700 1 |aKramer, Rutger,|eeditör.
700 1 |aReimitz, Helmut,|eeditör.
700 1 |aWard, Graeme,|eeditör.
830 0|aCultural encounters in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages ;|v29.
830 0|aCELAMA ;|v29.
830 0|aHistoriography and identity ;|v3.
830 0|aHISTID ;|v3.