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1. Verfasser:	Hall, Timothy Charles (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York Alpha Books 2009
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 500-1500 Geschichte Middle Ages Mittelalter Europa Europe > History > 476-1492 Einführung
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references (p. [283]-290) and index
Beschreibung:	xx, 300 S. Ill.
ISBN:	9781592578313

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adam_text	Contents Parti: The Early Middle Ages (550-1000) I 1 The Roman World Ì The End of the Roman Republic .......................................................4 The Good Emperors ........................................................................... S Pax Romana.....................................................................................5 Roman Religion and Christianity ......................................................6 Roman State Religion ........................................................................6 The Setting for Early Christianity .....................................................7 Rival Jewish Sects .............................................................................8 King of the Jews ..................................................................................9 The Gospels .......................................................................................9 The Life of Jesus ..............................................................................10 John the Baptist. ..............................................................................10 The Teachings of Jesus .....................................................................11 The Death of Jesus ..........................................................................11 The Spread of Christianity ...............................................................12 Peter ...............................................................................................12 Paul ................................................................................................12 The Letters of Paul ..........................................................................13 The Early Church ............................................................................14 Roman Decline ..................................................................................15 2 The Barbarian World 17 The Celtic World ..............................................................................17 The Germanic Barbarians ................................................................18 The Start of Bigger Tribes ...............................................................19 The Three Germanic Components ...................................................20 Oath-Helpers and the Ordeal. ..........................................................20 Roman Accommodations ..................................................................21 The Coming of the Huns. .................................................................21 Retreat! ...........................................................................................22 Attila, the Scourge of God. ...............................................................22 The Church During the Decline .....................................................23 Gnosticism ......................................................................................23 Arianism .........................................................................................24 The Bishop of Rome and the Authority .............................................24 The Church Fathers .........................................................................25 The City of God. ..............................................................................26 Augustine vs. Pelagius .....................................................................27 The Real End of Rome .....................................................................28 viii The Complete Idiot s Guide to the Middle Ages King Theodoric and a Brief Revival ................................................28 Boethius. ..........................................................................................28 Cassiodorus ......................................................................................29 The Passing of Rome ........................................................................29 The Byzantine and Islamic Cultures 31 The Byzantine Empire or the Old Roman Empire .........................32 The Geography of an Empire ..........................................................32 The Emperors. .................................................................................32 Justinian the Great .........................................................................33 Heradius and Leo III ......................................................................34 Byzantine Religion and State ............................................................34 Theological Controversy ...................................................................34 Breaking Up ....................................................................................35 The Economy of Byzantium .............................................................36 Byzantine Art and Learning ...........................................................36 The Spread of Eastern Orthodox Christianity ..................................37 Out of the Sands of the Arabian Peninsula ....................................37 Arabian Peninsula and the Bedouin .................................................38 Mecca ..............................................................................................38 Muhammad ......................................................................................38 Muhammad s Message .....................................................................39 Exile and Return ............................................................................39 Islamic Teachings ..............................................................................40 The Five Pillars of Islam .................................................................40 The People of the Book and the Seal of the Prophets ...................40 After Muhammad ..............................................................................41 Division ..........................................................................................41 The Umayyad Dynasty ....................................................................41 TheRiseoftheAbbasids. ..................................................................42 Islamic Culture ..................................................................................42 Art. .................................................................................................43 Philosophy and Literature ...............................................................43 The Hew Medieval World « Early Medieval Society .....................................................................45 Leťs Work Together ........................................................................46 You re in the Army Now ..................................................................46 Let s Get Married ...........................................................................46 The Early Medieval Political Arena .................................................47 Localism and Kingship ..................................................................... 41 A Holy Relic with Your Drinki ........................................................47 Contents ¡χ Saint Martin of Tours.....................................................................48 Gone ...............................................................................................48 Merovingian Gaul. ..........................................................................48 Gregory of Tours .............................................................................49 The Visigoths ..................................................................................50 The Early Medieval Church .............................................................50 Got Monk? ......................................................................................51 Holy Hermits ..................................................................................51 Monk Light .....................................................................................51 Saint Patrick ...................................................................................52 Saint Columba (521-597) and Saint Columbanus (540-615)..........53 Saint Benedict .................................................................................53 Pope Gregory the Great (590-604).................................................54 Spreading the Word .........................................................................55 The Flowering Intellectual Life ........................................................55 A Dimming of the Lights. ................................................................56 Charlemagne and the Carolingien Empire 59 The End of the Merovingians ..........................................................60 The Do-Nothing Kings ....................................................................60 The Mayors of the Palace .................................................................60 The Hammer ..................................................................................61 Pepin the Short? ................................................................................61 Charlemagne ......................................................................................62 Charlemagne the Warrior ...............................................................63 Charlemagne the Churchman ..........................................................63 Charlemagne the Administrator ......................................................64 The Carolingian Renaissance ...........................................................64 Carolingian Schools .........................................................................64 Alcuin .............................................................................................66 John Scotus Erigena (800-880)......................................................66 The Decline of the Carolingian Empire .........................................68 Louis the Pious ................................................................................68 Carolingian Legacy ..........................................................................68 Ninth- and Tenth-Century Invasions 71 The Vikings .......................................................................................72 Origins. ...........................................................................................72 The First Raids ...............................................................................73 The Byzantine Empire? ..................................................................74 Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland .....................................................74 The Viking Culture ..........................................................................75 The Complete Idiot s Guide to the Middle Ages Viking Religion .................................................................................76 The End of the World ......................................................................77 The Real End ..................................................................................78 Muslim Raiders .................................................................................78 Saracen Incursions ...........................................................................78 The Normans Come ........................................................................79 The Huns—No, the Magyars ..........................................................79 The Results of the Invasions ............................................................80 7 Europe s (oping Strategies: Feudalism and Manorialism 81 Feudalism ...........................................................................................81 The Feudal Pyramid. .......................................................................82 Feudal Titles ...................................................................................82 Feudal Ceremonies. ..........................................................................83 The Fief ..........................................................................................83 Your Mission Is ............................................................................83 Knights in Shining Armor ..............................................................84 The Origins of Knights ....................................................................84 From Boy to Knight .........................................................................85 Let the Games Begin! .....................................................................86 Can t We All Just Get Along? .........................................................86 The Code of Chivalry .......................................................................87 Saint George and Saint Michael .....................................................87 For the Love of a Woman ................................................................88 Minding Their Manors .....................................................................89 To the Castle! ..................................................................................89 A Typical Manor .............................................................................90 A Serfs Life ....................................................................................91 A Lord s Life ...................................................................................92 Recreation on the Manor .................................................................92 Part 2: The High Middle Ages (1000-1300) 95 8 When the Big Three Were Little 97 The Holy Roman Empire or the Holy Rollers ................................97 The Origins of the Ottoman Dynasty ..............................................98 Otto the Great. ................................................................................98 The Franconian Dynasty .................................................................99 The Lay Investiture Controversy ...................................................100 The End of the Franconians ...........................................................101 The Origins of the Hohenstaufen ...................................................102 Frederick II ...................................................................................103 Contents x¡ Jolly Olde England..........................................................................104 William the Conqueror .................................................................104 Anglo-Norman Culture .................................................................105 Henry II. .......................................................................................106 Thomas Becket ...............................................................................106 Richard the Lionhearted. ................................................................108 King John and the Magna Carta.................................................. 109 Edward I and Model Parliament ...................................................109 The Capetian Dynasty and France ................................................110 Philip II ........................................................................................110 Saint Louis IX .............................................................................. Ill Philip the Fai ................................................................................. Ill 9 The Struggles of the Other Kingdoms IB Spain ................................................................................................114 Islamic Spain .................................................................................114 Reconquista .................................................................................114 The Cortés .....................................................................................116 The Three Kingdoms .....................................................................116 Portugal ...........................................................................................117 Henry and Theresa ........................................................................117 Alfonso the Noble ...........................................................................117 Dinis the Farmer King ..................................................................118 The Swiss .........................................................................................119 Eastern Europe ................................................................................120 Poland ...........................................................................................120 Hungary .......................................................................................121 Kievan Russia ..................................................................................122 10 The Church During the High Middle Ages 125 The Civil Role of the Church ........................................................126 The Sacraments .............................................................................126 Canon Law ...................................................................................127 Monastic Reforms ...........................................................................127 TheCluniacs .................................................................................128 The Cistercians ..............................................................................129 Bernard ofClairvaux (1090-ШЗ) ................................................129 The Cistercian Way .......................................................................130 Mendicant Friars .............................................................................130 The Dommicans ............................................................................131 The Franciscans .............................................................................132 The Life of Saint Francis ...............................................................132 xii The Complete Idiot s Guide to the Middle Ages Other Reform Movements and Reformers ....................................134 The Lateran Councils ....................................................................134 The Three Popes ............................................................................135 Gregory VII ...............................:..................................................135 Urbanii....................................................................................... 136 InnocentlII ...................................................................................131 The Problem with Reform .............................................................138 The Bones of the Saints ..................................................................138 The Mary Cult. .............................................................................139 11 Let s Go Crusading 14 Origins of the Crusades ..................................................................141 The Call ........................................................................................142 Motives for the Crusades. ...............................................................142 The First Crusade (1096-1099)......................................................143 The Real First Crusade .................................................................143 Miracle at Antioch .........................................................................143 The Capture of Jerusalem ..............................................................144 Military Orders ...............................................................................144 The Second Crusade (1147-1149)...................................................145 The Great Saladin ...........................................................................145 The Third Crusade .........................................................................146 Later Crusades .................................................................................147 The Fourth Crusade ......................................................................141 The Fifth Crusade .........................................................................148 The Sixth Crusade ........................................................................148 The Crusades of Saint Louis IX. ....................................................149 The Results of the Crusades ...........................................................150 Crusades and Inquisitions ..............................................................151 Inquisitors and Inquisitions ............................................................152 The Templars ................................................................................152 Minorities in Europe .....................................................................153 12 The Church Goes to School 155 Going to School in the Middle Ages .............................................156 Other Ways to Get an Education ...................................................156 The Course Requirements ..............................................................156 Old and New Textbooks .................................................................156 Gerbert .........................................................................................157 The Growth of Universities... ........................................................158 The University of Paris .................................................................158 Other Universities..... ...............,....................................................159 Contents xiii University Life ................................................................................159 Town and Gown ............................................................................159 Getting a Degree ...........................................................................160 Scholasticism ...................................................................................160 Anselm (1034-1109).....................................................................161 Peter Abelard (1079-1142)............................................................161 Peter Lombard (1100-1160)..........................................................162 Albertus Magnus or Albert the Great (1200-1280)......................163 Saint Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274)..............................................164 Bonaventure (1221-1274).............................................................165 Medieval Science .............................................................................166 Robert Grossteste (1168-1253).......................................................167 Roger Bacon (1214-1292)..............................................................167 Medieval Medicine ..........................................................................168 В Books and Blocks ITI Medieval Literature and Romances ................................................171 The Song of Roland ....................................................................172 Other Epics ...................................................................................173 Love Stories ...................................................................................174 Tristan and Isolde ..........................................................................174 The Romance of the Rose ................................................................174 Fabliaux and Fables .......................................................................175 The Three Greats ...........................................................................176 Chrétien de Trojes (1135-1183).....................................................176 Dante Alighieri (1265-1321).........................................................176 Geoffrey Chaucer (1340-1400).....................................................178 Religious Drama ...........................................................................178 Medieval Architecture ....................................................................179 The Romanesque Style ...................................................................179 The Gothic Style ............................................................................180 Pillars of the Earth ........................................................................181 Medieval Art ....................................................................................181 Cimabue (1240-1302)..................................................................181 Giotto diBondone (1277-1337).....................................................182 Fra Angelico (1400-1455).............................................................182 Medieval Music ... or Basically Just Gregorian Chants ................182 14 Cities and Commerce of the Middle Ages 185 The Rise of the Burgs .....................................................................186 The City Plan ................................................................................186 Big City Life .................................................................................187 Going to the Market ......................................................................187 xiv The Compiete Idiot s Guide to the Middle Ages Keeping It Straight ........................................................................188 Speaking About Rights ................................................................188 A Revival ..........................................................................................189 A Revolution .................................................................................190 New Inventions .............................................................................190 The Three-Field System ................................................................190 A Technological Revolution ...........................................................191 An Explosion of Trade and Commerce ..........................................192 Flemish Wool and the Flanders Fleet .............................................192 Leťs Go to the Fair .......................................................................193 The Growth of Guilds ...................................................................193 The Hanseatic League or HL .........................................................195 Money! Money! Money! .................................................................195 Banks and Loans ...........................................................................196 Saint Godric of Fínchale (1069-1170)...........................................196 Hermit and Saint ..........................................................................197 Partì: The Late Middle Ages (1300-1500) 199 15 Famine and Disease ZOI Real Climate Change ......................................................................201 The Black Horseman: Famine ........................................................203 The Great Famine .........................................................................203 The Lack of Food Pyramids. ...........................................................204 Results of Starvation and Hunger. .................................................204 The Pale Horseman: Plague ...........................................................205 Fleas and Rats ...............................................................................205 The Symptoms ...............................................................................206 The Black Death in Asia ...............................................................206 Toward the Black Sea ....................................................................207 From Crimea to Genoa .................................................................207 The Assault on Europe ...................................................................208 The Death Toll ..............................................................................209 And the Number Is .....................................................................210 Immediate Responses ......................................................................211 The Long-Term Effects., ................................................................212 16 War and Depression ZI5 The Hundred Years War (1337-1453)...........................................216 The First Phase (1337-1380).........................................................217 Changes in England During the War ............................................218 The Peasants Revolt ......................................................................218 Dynastic Conflicts ......................................................................... 219 Contents xv Changes in France During the War ..............................................219 The Jacquerie ...............................................................................219 The Rise of Charles the Wise ..........................................................219 A Woman Poet? ............................................................................220 The Final Phase of the War (1415-1453).......................................220 Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orleans ...................................................221 Why Joan? ....................................................................................222 National Consciousness ..................................................................223 The Warls Over ...........................................................................223 After the War in France .................................................................223 A New French Nation-State ..........................................................224 Charles the Bold (1467-1477).......................................................224 England After the War ...................................................................225 The War of the Roses .....................................................................226 The Rise of the Tudors ...................................................................226 Economic Decline of the Late Middle Ages ..................................227 17 Problems with the Church 229 The Losses Caused by the Black Death .........................................230 Babylonian Captivity .......................................................................231 The Great Schism ...........................................................................231 Picking Teams ...............................................................................232 Let s Meet Again ...........................................................................232 The Return of One Pope ................................................................233 The Revolt Against Aristotle and Aquinas ....................................233 John Duns Scotus (1265-1308).....................................................234 William of Occam (1285-1349)....................................................234 Occam s Razor ...............................................................................234 Division and Mysticism .................................................................235 The Mystics in Search of Salvation .................................................235 Meister Eckhart (1260-1337).......................................................236 Saint Catherine of Siena (1347-1380)...........................................236 Birgitta, Liďwana, and Groóte...................................................... 237 John Wycltffe (1330-1384) and the Lollards ..................................238 Jan Hus (1369-1415) and the Hussites .........................................239 The Results Are In .......................................................................240 18 Light at the End of the Middle Ages 2Ί3 Change and Renewal .......................................................................243 The Rise of Banks ...........................................................................244 The Peruzzi Family .......................................................................245 The Medici Family ........................................................................245 Jacques Coeur (1395-1456)...........................................................245 The Fuggers..................................................................................246 Rebirth .............................................................................................246 The Importance of Geography for Italy ........................................247 Ah, Venice! ......................................................................................247 The City of Flowers ........................................................................248 The Rise of the Međici Family ........................................................249 Savonarola (1452-1495)................................................................250 Military Milan .................................................................................251 Humanist Scholarship .....................................................................251 Petrarch (1304-1314) and Laura ..................................................252 The Early Renaissance ....................................................................253 History Lessons ..............................................................................253 Women in the Renaissance .............................................................254 Painting During the Early Renaissance ..........................................254 The Big Six ...................................................................................255 The Elevator Stops Here ................................................................255 19 A Thousand Points of Light 257 Smaller Lights Grow Stronger .......................................................257 The Swiss ......................................................................................258 The Polish .....................................................................................259 Hungary .......................................................................................259 The Russians .................................................................................260 The End of Constantinople ............................................................262 Larger Lights ...................................................................................263 Spain .............................................................................................263 Portugal ........................................................................................264 Exploration and the End of the Middle Ages ................................265 Racing Across the Americas ...........................................................266 The Spanish Empire ......................................................................266 The Impact of Exploration .............................................................261 Last Remarks ...................................................................................268 Appendixes A Glossary 271 В Timeline ofthe Middle Ages 279 С Further Resources 283 Index 291
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