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Frankforter, A. Daniel

 
9780130978516: The Medieval Millennium: An Introduction

Synopsis

For introductory courses on Medieval History or Medieval Europe, or a supplement for survey courses in Western Civilization, World Civilizations, or for literature and art history courses that deal with the medieval period.

Using a fresh, lively narrative, this innovative history of medieval Europe provides a coherent description of the chaotic, but compelling, era. It focuses, but not narrowly, on the history of Europe from the fifth through the fifteenth centuries ― setting the subject in the broader context of world events. It explains complex issues (e.g., social evolution, scholasticism, etc.) clearly and illuminates large issues by showing how they manifested themselves intimately and directly in the lives of memorable individuals.

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À propos de la quatrième de couverture

Significantly revised, The Medieval Millennium, Second Edition presents a concise, yet comprehensive survey of Europe and the Mediterranean world from the fifth through the fifteenth centuries. Taking a chronological approach, it constructs a political narrative that sets the context for discussing developments in social, intellectual, and art history. Strong, sustained coverage of Byzantium and Islam highlights the complex relationships between these cultures with those of Western Europe.

Features
  • Biographical essays at the start of each chapter show the impact of history on the lives of real people
  • "Society and Culture" essays spotlight the contributions of such topics as music, diet, and religion
  • An expanded map and illustration program enriches the narrative

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