Jean-Claude Schmitt examines a unique and controversial conversion narrative to explore its meaning within the society and culture of its period as well as what it has to tell us about the way historians think and write.
Jean-Claude Schmitt examines a unique and controversial conversion narrative to explore its meaning within the society and culture of its period as well as what it has to tell us about the way historians think and write.
Jean-Claude Schmitt is Directeur d'Etudes, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales. He is the author of many books, including Ghosts in the Middle Ages and The Holy Greyhound. Alex J. Novikoff teaches medieval history at Rhodes College.
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Introduction Chapter 1. Fiction and Truth Chapter 2. Medieval Autobiography Chapter 3. The Dream and Its Interpretation Chapter 4. Conversion to Images Chapter 5. Baptism and Name Chapter 6. "A New Era of Conversion" Conclusion Extract from the Vita of Godfried, Count of Cappenburg Herman the Former Jew: Short Work on the Subject of His Conversion Notes Index
Introduction Chapter 1. Fiction and Truth Chapter 2. Medieval Autobiography Chapter 3. The Dream and Its Interpretation Chapter 4. Conversion to Images Chapter 5. Baptism and Name Chapter 6. "A New Era of Conversion" Conclusion Extract from the Vita of Godfried, Count of Cappenburg Herman the Former Jew: Short Work on the Subject of His Conversion Notes Index
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