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Examining the developments in the political and religious landscape of Western Europe between the tenth and thirteenth centuries, Power and Faith explores the origins of dominant nation Sates and religious institutions in the West emerged out of the fractured and fragmented post-Carolingian world.
Examining the developments in the political and religious landscape of Western Europe between the tenth and thirteenth centuries, Power and Faith explores the origins of dominant nation Sates and religious institutions in the West emerged out of the fractured and fragmented post-Carolingian world.
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Autorenporträt
Richard Huscroft is Head of History at Westminster School, London. His interests are rooted in different aspects of European Medieval history, as is reflected in his publications including England's Jewish Solution (2006), Ruling England, 1042-1217 (2016) and Tales From the Long Twelfth Century (2017).
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Definitions and Problems 1. What was Medieval Europe? 2. How Do We Know? Sources and Interpretations Part 2: Europe in About 890 3. Power: Politics and Authority 4. Faith: Religion and Belief Part 3: The Tenth Century, c.890-c.1020 5. Reading and Explaining Tenth-Century History 6. Power: The Political Framework, c.890-c.1020 i. The East Frankish Kingdom and the Renewal of Empire ii. The West Frankish Kingdom and the Challenge of Survival iii. The Emergence of England iv. Frontier Europe: Christians and Pagans in the North, East and West v. Mediterranean Europe: The Multicultural Experience in Iberia and Southern Italy 7. Faith: The Church in Europe, c.890-c.1020 i. The Papacy: Too Corrupt to Matter? ii. Bishops and Monks: Local Power in Cathedrals and Cloisters iii. Priests and People: Popular Practice and Everyday Belief Part 4: The Eleventh Century, c.1020-c.1120 8. Reading and Explaining Eleventh-Century History 9. Power: The Political Framework, c.1020-c.1120 i. Germany: Royal Authority and Mighty Rebellion ii. France: Petty Kings and Potent Princes iii. England: Conquest and Continuity iv. Frontier Europe: Life on the Edge in the North, East and West v. Mediterranean Europe: Spanish Kings and Norman Knights in Iberia and Southern Italy 10. Faith: The Crusading Church in Europe, c.1020-c.1120 i. The Papacy: Revival and Reform ii. The New Monasticism iii. Popular Piety and Shades of Belief iv. Holy War or Colonial Coup? The Meaning of the Crusades v. Beginner's Luck? The First Crusade vi. The Establishment of the Crusader States Part 5: The Twelfth Century, c.1120-c.1220 11. Reading and Explaining Twelfth-Century History 12. Power: The Political Framework, c.1120-c.1220 i. Germany: Staufen, Welf and the Struggle for Imperium ii. France: A Real Kingdom at Last iii. England: From One Civil War to Another iv. Frontier Europe: Assimilation and Integration in the North, East and West v. Mediterranean Europe: Reconquista and State Building in Iberia and Southern Italy 13. Faith: The Triumphant Church in Europe, c.1120-c.1220 i. The Papacy: Schisms and Supremacy ii. Muslim Revival and the Crisis of Crusading iii. Fighting Monks and Saintly Friars: The Reinvention of Orthodoxy iv. Close to Home: Crusading in Europe and the Battle with Heresy Part 6: Europe in About 1220 14. Power: Politics and Authority 15. Faith: Religion and Belief
Part 1: Definitions and Problems 1.What was Medieval Europe?2.How Do We Know? Sources and InterpretationsPart 2: Europe in About 8903.Power: Politics and Authority4.Faith: Religion and BeliefPart 3: The Tenth Century, c.890-c.10205.Reading and Explaining Tenth-Century History6.Power: The Political Framework, c.890-c.1020i.The East Frankish Kingdom and the Renewal of Empireii.The West Frankish Kingdom and the Challenge of Survivaliii.The Emergence of Englandiv.Frontier Europe: Christians and Pagans in the North, East and Westv.Mediterranean Europe: The Multicultural Experience in Iberia and Southern Italy7.Faith: The Church in Europe, c.890-c.1020i.The Papacy: Too Corrupt to Matter?ii.Bishops and Monks: Local Power in Cathedrals and Cloistersiii.Priests and People: Popular Practice and Everyday BeliefPart 4: The Eleventh Century, c.1020-c.11208.Reading and Explaining Eleventh-Century History9.Power: The Political Framework, c.1020-c.1120i.Germany: Royal Authority and Mighty Rebellionii.France: Petty Kings and Potent Princesiii.England: Conquest and Continuityiv.Frontier Europe: Life on the Edge in the North, East and Westv.Mediterranean Europe: Spanish Kings and Norman Knights in Iberia and Southern Italy10.Faith: The Crusading Church in Europe, c.1020-c.1120i.The Papacy: Revival and Reformii.The New Monasticismiii.Popular Piety and Shades of Beliefiv.Holy War or Colonial Coup? The Meaning of the Crusadesv.Beginner's Luck? The First Crusadevi.The Establishment of the Crusader StatesPart 5: The Twelfth Century, c.1120-c.122011.Reading and Explaining Twelfth-Century History12.Power: The Political Framework, c.1120-c.1220i.Germany: Staufen, Welf and the Struggle for Imperiumii.France: A Real Kingdom at Lastiii.England: From One Civil War to Anotheriv.Frontier Europe: Assimilation and Integration in the North, East and Westv.Mediterranean Europe: Reconquista and State Building in Iberia and Southern Italy13.Faith: The Triumphant Church in Europe, c.1120-c.1220i.The Papacy: Schisms and Supremacyii.Muslim Revival and the Crisis of Crusadingiii.Fighting Monks and Saintly Friars: The Reinvention of Orthodoxyiv.Close to Home: Crusading in Europe and the Battle with HeresyPart 6: Europe in About 122014.Power: Politics and Authority15.Faith: Religion and Belief
Part 1: Definitions and Problems 1. What was Medieval Europe? 2. How Do We Know? Sources and Interpretations Part 2: Europe in About 890 3. Power: Politics and Authority 4. Faith: Religion and Belief Part 3: The Tenth Century, c.890-c.1020 5. Reading and Explaining Tenth-Century History 6. Power: The Political Framework, c.890-c.1020 i. The East Frankish Kingdom and the Renewal of Empire ii. The West Frankish Kingdom and the Challenge of Survival iii. The Emergence of England iv. Frontier Europe: Christians and Pagans in the North, East and West v. Mediterranean Europe: The Multicultural Experience in Iberia and Southern Italy 7. Faith: The Church in Europe, c.890-c.1020 i. The Papacy: Too Corrupt to Matter? ii. Bishops and Monks: Local Power in Cathedrals and Cloisters iii. Priests and People: Popular Practice and Everyday Belief Part 4: The Eleventh Century, c.1020-c.1120 8. Reading and Explaining Eleventh-Century History 9. Power: The Political Framework, c.1020-c.1120 i. Germany: Royal Authority and Mighty Rebellion ii. France: Petty Kings and Potent Princes iii. England: Conquest and Continuity iv. Frontier Europe: Life on the Edge in the North, East and West v. Mediterranean Europe: Spanish Kings and Norman Knights in Iberia and Southern Italy 10. Faith: The Crusading Church in Europe, c.1020-c.1120 i. The Papacy: Revival and Reform ii. The New Monasticism iii. Popular Piety and Shades of Belief iv. Holy War or Colonial Coup? The Meaning of the Crusades v. Beginner's Luck? The First Crusade vi. The Establishment of the Crusader States Part 5: The Twelfth Century, c.1120-c.1220 11. Reading and Explaining Twelfth-Century History 12. Power: The Political Framework, c.1120-c.1220 i. Germany: Staufen, Welf and the Struggle for Imperium ii. France: A Real Kingdom at Last iii. England: From One Civil War to Another iv. Frontier Europe: Assimilation and Integration in the North, East and West v. Mediterranean Europe: Reconquista and State Building in Iberia and Southern Italy 13. Faith: The Triumphant Church in Europe, c.1120-c.1220 i. The Papacy: Schisms and Supremacy ii. Muslim Revival and the Crisis of Crusading iii. Fighting Monks and Saintly Friars: The Reinvention of Orthodoxy iv. Close to Home: Crusading in Europe and the Battle with Heresy Part 6: Europe in About 1220 14. Power: Politics and Authority 15. Faith: Religion and Belief
Part 1: Definitions and Problems 1.What was Medieval Europe?2.How Do We Know? Sources and InterpretationsPart 2: Europe in About 8903.Power: Politics and Authority4.Faith: Religion and BeliefPart 3: The Tenth Century, c.890-c.10205.Reading and Explaining Tenth-Century History6.Power: The Political Framework, c.890-c.1020i.The East Frankish Kingdom and the Renewal of Empireii.The West Frankish Kingdom and the Challenge of Survivaliii.The Emergence of Englandiv.Frontier Europe: Christians and Pagans in the North, East and Westv.Mediterranean Europe: The Multicultural Experience in Iberia and Southern Italy7.Faith: The Church in Europe, c.890-c.1020i.The Papacy: Too Corrupt to Matter?ii.Bishops and Monks: Local Power in Cathedrals and Cloistersiii.Priests and People: Popular Practice and Everyday BeliefPart 4: The Eleventh Century, c.1020-c.11208.Reading and Explaining Eleventh-Century History9.Power: The Political Framework, c.1020-c.1120i.Germany: Royal Authority and Mighty Rebellionii.France: Petty Kings and Potent Princesiii.England: Conquest and Continuityiv.Frontier Europe: Life on the Edge in the North, East and Westv.Mediterranean Europe: Spanish Kings and Norman Knights in Iberia and Southern Italy10.Faith: The Crusading Church in Europe, c.1020-c.1120i.The Papacy: Revival and Reformii.The New Monasticismiii.Popular Piety and Shades of Beliefiv.Holy War or Colonial Coup? The Meaning of the Crusadesv.Beginner's Luck? The First Crusadevi.The Establishment of the Crusader StatesPart 5: The Twelfth Century, c.1120-c.122011.Reading and Explaining Twelfth-Century History12.Power: The Political Framework, c.1120-c.1220i.Germany: Staufen, Welf and the Struggle for Imperiumii.France: A Real Kingdom at Lastiii.England: From One Civil War to Anotheriv.Frontier Europe: Assimilation and Integration in the North, East and Westv.Mediterranean Europe: Reconquista and State Building in Iberia and Southern Italy13.Faith: The Triumphant Church in Europe, c.1120-c.1220i.The Papacy: Schisms and Supremacyii.Muslim Revival and the Crisis of Crusadingiii.Fighting Monks and Saintly Friars: The Reinvention of Orthodoxyiv.Close to Home: Crusading in Europe and the Battle with HeresyPart 6: Europe in About 122014.Power: Politics and Authority15.Faith: Religion and Belief
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