Medieval concepts of the past : ritual, memory, historiography /
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Washington, D.C. : German Historical Institute ; Cambridge, UK :
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2002.
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Table of Contents:
- Authority and legitimation of royal policy and action: the case of Henry II / Stefan Weinfurter
- King Henry II of Germany: royal self-representation and historical memory / John W. Bernhardt
- The variability of rituals in the middle ages / Gerd Althoff
- Rebels and rituals: from demonstrations of enmity to criminal justice / Hanna Vollrath
- Oblivion between orality and textuality in the tenth century / Patrick J. Geary
- Text and ritual in ninth-century political culture: Rome, 864 / Philippe Buc
- The concept of time in the historiography of the eleventh and twelfth centuries / Hans-Werner Goetz
- Constructing the past by means of the present: historiographical foundations of medieval institutions, dynasties, peoples, and communities / Bernd Schneidmüller
- Topographies of memory: center and periphery in high medieval France / Amy G. Remensnyder
- Challenging the culture of memoria: dead men, oblivion, and the "faithless widow" in the middle ages / Bernhard Jussen
- Artistic and literary representations of family consciousness / John B. Freed
- The strange pilgrimage of odo of deuil / Beate Schuster
- The Rhineland massacres of Jews in the first crusade: memories medieval and modern / David Nirenberg
- The martyr, the tomb, and the matron: constructing the (masculine) "past" as a female power base / Felice Lifshitz.
