Ada Maria Kuskowski traces the impact of writing, language, learned ideas and court practices on the development of customary law in medieval France. Applying a multidisciplinary approach, this book will interest scholars of medieval France across law, literature and history.
Ada Maria Kuskowski traces the impact of writing, language, learned ideas and court practices on the development of customary law in medieval France. Applying a multidisciplinary approach, this book will interest scholars of medieval France across law, literature and history.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ada Maria Kuskowski is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania. Her interdisciplinary approach weaves together history, law and literary approaches to understand how legal cultures developed in Europe. This is her first book.
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Introduction: vernacular writing and the transformation of customary law in Medieval France Part I. Written Custom and the Formation of Vernacular Law: 1. What is custom? Concept and literary practice 2. Composing customary law as a vernacular law 3. Writing a 'ius non scriptum': writtenness, memory and change Part II. Political and Intellectual Tensions: 4. Uneasy jurisdictions: lay and ecclesiastical law 5. Roman law, authority and creative citation Part III. Implications: 6. Custom in lawbooks and records of legal practice 7. Dynamic text: dialectic, manuscript culture and customary law 8. Implications of circulating text: crafting a French common law Conclusion: lasting model and professional community Bibliography Index.
Introduction: vernacular writing and the transformation of customary law in Medieval France Part I. Written Custom and the Formation of Vernacular Law: 1. What is custom? Concept and literary practice 2. Composing customary law as a vernacular law 3. Writing a 'ius non scriptum': writtenness, memory and change Part II. Political and Intellectual Tensions: 4. Uneasy jurisdictions: lay and ecclesiastical law 5. Roman law, authority and creative citation Part III. Implications: 6. Custom in lawbooks and records of legal practice 7. Dynamic text: dialectic, manuscript culture and customary law 8. Implications of circulating text: crafting a French common law Conclusion: lasting model and professional community Bibliography Index.
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