Second volume of the first world history of violence, covering the Middle Millennium, written by an international team of experts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Violence in inner Asian history Nicola Di Cosmo 2. Conspirators in violence Don J. Wyatt 3. Armies, lords and subjects in Medieval Iran Jürgen Paul 4. Armies and bands in early medieval Europe John France 5. Viking violence Anders Winroth 6. Early medieval China's rulers, retainers and harem Jonathan Karam Skaff 7. Warrior regimes and the regulation of violence in medieval Japan David Spafford 8. Torture and public executions in the Islamic middle period Christian Lange 9. Crime and law in Europe Hannah Skoda 10. Banditry and peasants in medieval Japan Morten Oxenbøll 11. State, society and trained violence in middle period China Peter Lorge 12. Seigneurial violence in medieval Europe Justine Firnhaber-Baker 13. The growth of military power and the impact of state military violence in Western Europe, c.1460 to 1560 David Potter 14. Ethnic and religious violence in Byzantium Teresa Shawcross 15. Violence against women in the early Islamic period Nadia Maria El Cheikh 16. Violence and murder in Europe Sara M. Butler 17. Religion and violence in China T. H. Barrett 18. Religion and violence in premodern Japan Martin Repp 19. Human sacrifice and ritualised violence in the Americas before the European conquest Ute Schüren and Wolfgang Gabbert 20. 'Not cruelty but piety': circumscribing European crusading violence Susanna A. Throop 21. Chivalric violence Richard W. Kaeuper 22. Jihad in Islamic thought Asma Afsaruddin 23. Christian violence against heretics, Jews and Muslims Christine Caldwell Ames 24. 'Fighting for peace' John Haldon 25. Obligation, substitution and order Andrew K. Scherer 26. Representations of violence in Imperial China Bret Hinsch 27. Revealing the manly worth Hitomi Tonomura 28. Picturing violence in the Islamic lands Sheila Blair 29. Scenes of violence in Arabic literature James Montgomery 30. Violence Is the name of the (bad) game Albrecht Classen 31. Violence and the force of representation in European art Mitchell B. Merback.
1. Violence in inner Asian history Nicola Di Cosmo 2. Conspirators in violence Don J. Wyatt 3. Armies, lords and subjects in Medieval Iran Jürgen Paul 4. Armies and bands in early medieval Europe John France 5. Viking violence Anders Winroth 6. Early medieval China's rulers, retainers and harem Jonathan Karam Skaff 7. Warrior regimes and the regulation of violence in medieval Japan David Spafford 8. Torture and public executions in the Islamic middle period Christian Lange 9. Crime and law in Europe Hannah Skoda 10. Banditry and peasants in medieval Japan Morten Oxenbøll 11. State, society and trained violence in middle period China Peter Lorge 12. Seigneurial violence in medieval Europe Justine Firnhaber-Baker 13. The growth of military power and the impact of state military violence in Western Europe, c.1460 to 1560 David Potter 14. Ethnic and religious violence in Byzantium Teresa Shawcross 15. Violence against women in the early Islamic period Nadia Maria El Cheikh 16. Violence and murder in Europe Sara M. Butler 17. Religion and violence in China T. H. Barrett 18. Religion and violence in premodern Japan Martin Repp 19. Human sacrifice and ritualised violence in the Americas before the European conquest Ute Schüren and Wolfgang Gabbert 20. 'Not cruelty but piety': circumscribing European crusading violence Susanna A. Throop 21. Chivalric violence Richard W. Kaeuper 22. Jihad in Islamic thought Asma Afsaruddin 23. Christian violence against heretics, Jews and Muslims Christine Caldwell Ames 24. 'Fighting for peace' John Haldon 25. Obligation, substitution and order Andrew K. Scherer 26. Representations of violence in Imperial China Bret Hinsch 27. Revealing the manly worth Hitomi Tonomura 28. Picturing violence in the Islamic lands Sheila Blair 29. Scenes of violence in Arabic literature James Montgomery 30. Violence Is the name of the (bad) game Albrecht Classen 31. Violence and the force of representation in European art Mitchell B. Merback.
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