Stephen R Morillo 
The Haskins Society Journal 18 
2006. Studies in Medieval History

Fruits of the most recent research on the worlds of the eleventh and twelfth centuries are presented in this collection. It features several articles on textual criticism with important revisions to controversial texts and their readings, as well as pieces on cultural history, an investigation into monetary history, and analyses of the legal and political mechanisms of conquest.


Contributors: MARTIN AURELL, NICHOLAS PAUL, ROBERT F. BERKHOFER III, STEFAN JURASINSKI, JULIE KERR, KIMM STARR-REID, TARA GALE, JOHN LANGDON, NATALIE LEISHMAN, ALAN M. STAHL, KENNETH PENNINGTON

Inhoudsopgave

Geoffrey of Monmouth’s
History of the Kings of Britain and the 12th Century Renaissance – Martin Aurell

The Chronicle of Fulk le Réchin: a Reassessment – Nicholas L. Paul

The Canterbury Forgeries Revisited – Robert F. Berkhofer III

Germanism, Slapping, and the Cultural Contexts of Aethelberht’s Code: A Reconsideration of Chapters 56-58 – Stefan Jurasinski

Food, Drink and Lodging: Hospitality in Twelfth-Century England – Julie Kerr

Performing the Other in the
History of the Kings of Britain – Kim Starr-Reid

Piety and Political Accommodation in Norman England: The Case of the South- west – John Langdon

The Sterling Abroad – Alan M. Stahl

The Normans in Palerno: King Roger II’s Legislation – Kenneth Pennington

Over de auteur

Robert F. Berkhofer III is associate professor of medieval history at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan.