Treasure in the medieval West
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書誌事項
Treasure in the medieval West
York Medieval Press, 2000
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Includes bibliographical references
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Studies highlight the importance of treasure, real and metaphorical, in medieval culture.
Treasure is a broad subject, which can be understood in a number of ways, from the economic to the aesthetic, the personal to the political; for the middle ages, it is both a powerful cultural reality and a metaphor. However, despite its importance, this is the first volume to be devoted to the subject. The articles bring together a variety of critical approaches and themes in different periods and contexts throughout the medieval period, covering subjectssuch as gender, fashion, patronage, ethnicity, death and burial, piety, display and poetics.
ELIZABETH M. TYLER teaches at the Centre for Medieval Studies at the University of York.
Contributors: DOMINIC JANES,TIMOTHY REUTER, MARTIN CARVER, LESLIE WEBSTER, PAULINE STAFFORD, ELIZABETH M. TYLER, JENNY STRATFORD, NICOLA F. MCDONALD, JOHN CHERRY
目次
Treasure, Death and Display from Rome to the Middle Ages - Dominic Janes
'You Can't Take It with You': Testaments, Hoards and Movable Wealth in Europe, 600-1100 - Timothy A Reuter
Burial as Poetry: the Context of Treasure in Anglo-Saxon Graves - Martin Carver
Ideal and Reality: Version of Treasure in the Early Anglo-Saxon World - Leslie Webster
Queens and Treasure in the Early Middle Ages - Pauline Stafford
'When Wings Incarnadine with Gold are Spread': The Vita AEdwardi Regis and the Display of Treasure at the Court of Edward the ConfessorEdward the Confessor - Elizabeth M. Tyler
The Goldenes Roessl and the French Royal Collections - Jenny Stratford
Lusti tresor: the Economics of the Erotic in Gower's Confessio Amantis - Nicola F McDonald
'Treasure in Earthen Vessels': Jewellery and Plate in Late Medieval Hoards - Donald Barry
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