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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. For nearly a millennium, medieval Europe grappled with a fundamental question that still resonates today: how should religious and political authority relate to each other in a functioning society? From Pope Gelasius's revolutionary declaration in 494 CE that "two powers" govern this world through the dramatic confrontation at Canossa where an emperor stood barefoot in the snow before a pope, to Dante's radical reimagining of governance on the eve of modernity, the struggle to define the proper boundaries between spiritual and temporal authority shaped European history in profound ways."The Two Swords and Medieval Governance" takes readers on a captivating journey through the intellectual battles, personal confrontations, and institutional innovations that defined medieval politics. Drawing on rich primary sources-from papal pronouncements and imperial decrees to the writings of brilliant thinkers like Thomas Aquinas and Christine de Pizan-this book reveals medieval governance as neither the theocratic monolith nor the chaotic feudal patchwork often depicted in popular culture, but rather a sophisticated system wrestling with perennial questions about the proper limits of power.Readers will discover how the crusades created unprecedented cooperation between religious and royal authorities, how universities fostered revolutionary political theories, and how Italian city-republics developed alternatives to monarchical rule even while negotiating relationships with the papacy. From the courts of Charlemagne to the chanceries of late medieval kingdoms, from monastic scriptoria to battlefields where popes and emperors contested supremacy, this book illuminates the complex dance between spiritual and temporal governance that shaped Western political thought for centuries to come.At a time when questions about the relationship between religious values and political authority continue to spark debate worldwide, "The Two Swords and Medieval Governance" offers valuable perspective on how an earlier civilization navigated similar challenges. Both scholarly and accessible, this book will appeal to anyone interested in the medieval world, the history of political thought, church-state relations, or the deep historical roots of modern governance challenges. Discover how the medieval synthesis balanced competing authorities in ways that still influence our understanding of legitimate power today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798232420192
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. For nearly a millennium, medieval Europe grappled with a fundamental question that still resonates today: how should religious and political authority relate to each other in a functioning society? From Pope Gelasius's revolutionary declaration in 494 CE that "two powers" govern this world through the dramatic confrontation at Canossa where an emperor stood barefoot in the snow before a pope, to Dante's radical reimagining of governance on the eve of modernity, the struggle to define the proper boundaries between spiritual and temporal authority shaped European history in profound ways."The Two Swords and Medieval Governance" takes readers on a captivating journey through the intellectual battles, personal confrontations, and institutional innovations that defined medieval politics. Drawing on rich primary sources-from papal pronouncements and imperial decrees to the writings of brilliant thinkers like Thomas Aquinas and Christine de Pizan-this book reveals medieval governance as neither the theocratic monolith nor the chaotic feudal patchwork often depicted in popular culture, but rather a sophisticated system wrestling with perennial questions about the proper limits of power.Readers will discover how the crusades created unprecedented cooperation between religious and royal authorities, how universities fostered revolutionary political theories, and how Italian city-republics developed alternatives to monarchical rule even while negotiating relationships with the papacy. From the courts of Charlemagne to the chanceries of late medieval kingdoms, from monastic scriptoria to battlefields where popes and emperors contested supremacy, this book illuminates the complex dance between spiritual and temporal governance that shaped Western political thought for centuries to come.At a time when questions about the relationship between religious values and political authority continue to spark debate worldwide, "The Two Swords and Medieval Governance" offers valuable perspective on how an earlier civilization navigated similar challenges. Both scholarly and accessible, this book will appeal to anyone interested in the medieval world, the history of political thought, church-state relations, or the deep historical roots of modern governance challenges. Discover how the medieval synthesis balanced competing authorities in ways that still influence our understanding of legitimate power today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798232420192
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. For nearly a millennium, medieval Europe grappled with a fundamental question that still resonates today: how should religious and political authority relate to each other in a functioning society? From Pope Gelasius's revolutionary declaration in 494 CE that "two powers" govern this world through the dramatic confrontation at Canossa where an emperor stood barefoot in the snow before a pope, to Dante's radical reimagining of governance on the eve of modernity, the struggle to define the proper boundaries between spiritual and temporal authority shaped European history in profound ways."The Two Swords and Medieval Governance" takes readers on a captivating journey through the intellectual battles, personal confrontations, and institutional innovations that defined medieval politics. Drawing on rich primary sources-from papal pronouncements and imperial decrees to the writings of brilliant thinkers like Thomas Aquinas and Christine de Pizan-this book reveals medieval governance as neither the theocratic monolith nor the chaotic feudal patchwork often depicted in popular culture, but rather a sophisticated system wrestling with perennial questions about the proper limits of power.Readers will discover how the crusades created unprecedented cooperation between religious and royal authorities, how universities fostered revolutionary political theories, and how Italian city-republics developed alternatives to monarchical rule even while negotiating relationships with the papacy. From the courts of Charlemagne to the chanceries of late medieval kingdoms, from monastic scriptoria to battlefields where popes and emperors contested supremacy, this book illuminates the complex dance between spiritual and temporal governance that shaped Western political thought for centuries to come.At a time when questions about the relationship between religious values and political authority continue to spark debate worldwide, "The Two Swords and Medieval Governance" offers valuable perspective on how an earlier civilization navigated similar challenges. Both scholarly and accessible, this book will appeal to anyone interested in the medieval world, the history of political thought, church-state relations, or the deep historical roots of modern governance challenges. Discover how the medieval synthesis balanced competing authorities in ways that still influence our understanding of legitimate power today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798232420192
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - For nearly a millennium, medieval Europe grappled with a fundamental question that still resonates today: how should religious and political authority relate to each other in a functioning society From Pope Gelasius's revolutionary declaration in 494 CE that 'two powers' govern this world through the dramatic confrontation at Canossa where an emperor stood barefoot in the snow before a pope, to Dante's radical reimagining of governance on the eve of modernity, the struggle to define the proper boundaries between spiritual and temporal authority shaped European history in profound ways.'The Two Swords and Medieval Governance' takes readers on a captivating journey through the intellectual battles, personal confrontations, and institutional innovations that defined medieval politics. Drawing on rich primary sources-from papal pronouncements and imperial decrees to the writings of brilliant thinkers like Thomas Aquinas and Christine de Pizan-this book reveals medieval governance as neither the theocratic monolith nor the chaotic feudal patchwork often depicted in popular culture, but rather a sophisticated system wrestling with perennial questions about the proper limits of power.Readers will discover how the crusades created unprecedented cooperation between religious and royal authorities, how universities fostered revolutionary political theories, and how Italian city-republics developed alternatives to monarchical rule even while negotiating relationships with the papacy. From the courts of Charlemagne to the chanceries of late medieval kingdoms, from monastic scriptoria to battlefields where popes and emperors contested supremacy, this book illuminates the complex dance between spiritual and temporal governance that shaped Western political thought for centuries to come.At a time when questions about the relationship between religious values and political authority continue to spark debate worldwide, 'The Two Swords and Medieval Governance' offers valuable perspective on how an earlier civilization navigated similar challenges. Both scholarly and accessible, this book will appeal to anyone interested in the medieval world, the history of political thought, church-state relations, or the deep historical roots of modern governance challenges. Discover how the medieval synthesis balanced competing authorities in ways that still influence our understanding of legitimate power today. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798232420192
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