Chicana Feminisms

Chicana Feminisms

A Critical Reader

  • Auteur: Zavella, Patricia; Arredondo, Gabriela F.; Hurtado, Aida; Klahn, Norma; Najera-Ramirez, Olga; Fish, Stanley
  • Éditeur: Duke University Press
  • Collection: Post-Contemporary Interventions
  • ISBN: 9781641892605
  • eISBN Pdf: 9781641892612
  • Lieu de publication:  York , United Kingdom
  • Année de publication électronique: 2019
  • Mois : Novembre
  • Pages: 468
  • DDC: 189
  • Langue: Anglais
<div>This interdisciplinary volume sets out to illuminate medieval thought, and to consider how the underlying values of the Middle Ages exerted significant influence in medieval society in the West.</div><div>The book situates the Christian Church in the West as a framing ideology of the Middle Ages, and considers ideology from four angles: as a means of defining power; as a way of managing power; ideology as an influence on daily living and societies; and the ways in which ideology associated with the Middle Ages continues to influence understandings of past and present. A focus on southern European case studies has been chosen as a means of enriching and complicating study of the Middle Ages.</div>
  • Cover
  • Contents
  • List of Illustrations
  • Foreword
  • Sabaté — Introduction. Ideology in the Middle Ages
  • PART 1: Ideology — A Definition of Power
    • Freedman — Chapter 1. Ideology and Social Order
    • Rucquoi — Chapter 2. Auctoritas, potestas: Concepts of Power in Medieval Spain
    • Sacchi — Chapter 3. Kingship in Isidore of Seville’s Historical Work: A Political Interpretation of the Two Versions
    • Hernández Rodríguez — Chapter 4. The Quest for Ideology in Carolingian Times: Ecclesiological Patterns in the Latin West from the Eighth to the Early Tenth Centuries
    • Melatini — Chapter 5. Spiritual and Temporal Power in Raymond Llull’s Arbor scientiae
  • PART 2: Ideology — The Management of Power
    • Marinas — Chapter 6. Regnum Gothorum and regnum Hispaniae in Medieval Spanish Christian Chronicles: Continuation, End, or Translation in their Accounts of the Arab Conquest
    • Donat — Chapter 7. The Duel in Medieval Western Mentality
    • Álvarez — Chapter 8. Royal Power and the Episcopacy: Eleventh- and Twelfth-Century Relics from Oviedo Cathedral
    • Barthélemy — Chapter 9. Chivalric Ideology in the Late Twelfth-Century Chanson d’Aspremont
    • Craciun — Chapter 10. Adoration of the Magi and Authority of the Medieval King: An Ambiguous Correlation
    • Naegle — Chapter 11. Ideology and Civic Ideal in French and German Cities in the Late Middle Ages
    • Todeschini — Chapter 12. Economy and Religion in Late Medieval Italy: Markets in the Christian City
  • PART 3: Ideology in the Mind
    • Pociña — Chapter 13. The Relationship between Mentality and Ideology: Acculturation and Christianization in Galicia, 500–1100
    • Mancinelli — Chapter 14. The Foundation of the Franciscan Friary of the Sant Esperit, Valencia: Rule, Economy, and Royal Power in the Fifteenth-Century Crown of Aragon
    • Antunes — Chapter 15. Metamorphosis of the Green Man and the Wild Man in Portuguese Medieval Art
    • Bertoli — Chapter 16. Military Models for Nobles in Zurara’s Northern African Chronicles
    • Salviati — Chapter 17. Lorenzo the Magnificent: From Pseudo-Dynastic Polity to the Ottoman Model
    • Charageat — Chapter 18. Political Ideology and Legal Identity: The Reform of Juridical Deliberation in Aragon in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries
  • PART 4: The Middle Ages as Ideology in Later Eras
    • Amalvi — Chapter 19. The Middle Ages: Support for a Counter-Revolutionary and Reactionary Ideology, 1830–1944
    • Conesa — Chapter 20. The Middle Ages among Spanish Intellectuals of the First Half of the Twentieth Century

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