In this pedagogical microhistory, Leah Shopkow demonstrates the skills used to present history through the biography of St. Vitalis of Savigny.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Leah Shopkow is a professor of history at Indiana University-Bloomington.
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Preface Abbreviations Introduction: "We Should Not Pass Over in Silence" 1. "In the Province of Bayeux": St. Vitalis in the Historical and Hagiographic Record 2. "Strive to rise swiftly from the dust": The Author Stephen of Fougères 3. "Men who built the Holy Church": Hagiography and Genre 4. "These are not our inventions": Miracles and Doubt 5. "They tried to kill him": Hagiography and the Problem of Violence Afterword: "So that my words may not bore the reader" Appendix 1: The Life of St. Vitalis Appendix 2: The Life of St. Firmat Glossary of Terms and Concepts Notes Bibliography Index
Preface Abbreviations Introduction: "We Should Not Pass Over in Silence" 1. "In the Province of Bayeux": St. Vitalis in the Historical and Hagiographic Record 2. "Strive to rise swiftly from the dust": The Author Stephen of Fougères 3. "Men who built the Holy Church": Hagiography and Genre 4. "These are not our inventions": Miracles and Doubt 5. "They tried to kill him": Hagiography and the Problem of Violence Afterword: "So that my words may not bore the reader" Appendix 1: The Life of St. Vitalis Appendix 2: The Life of St. Firmat Glossary of Terms and Concepts Notes Bibliography Index
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