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Maurice Keen

    Maurice Keen était un historien britannique spécialisé dans le Moyen Âge. Son œuvre a exploré des aspects essentiels de la société médiévale, y compris la chevalerie et sa dimension militaire. Les travaux de Keen ont éclairé les complexités des légendes médiévales et redéfini la compréhension des idéaux chevaleresques. Ses analyses offrent aux lecteurs des aperçus profonds des mentalités et des pratiques de l'époque.

    Rycerstwo
    England in the Later Middle Ages
    The Pelican history of medieval Europe
    The Outlaws of Medieval Legend
    Chivalry
    • Chivalry

      • 352pages
      • 13 heures de lecture
      4,0(220)Évaluer

      Chivalry—with its pageants, heraldry, and knights in shining armor—was a social ideal that had a profound influence on the history of early modern Europe. In this eloquent and richly detailed book, a leading medieval historian discusses the complex reality of chivalry: its secular foundations, the effects of the Crusades, the literature of knighthood, and its ethos of the social and moral obligations of nobility.“This is a rich book, making effective use of all sorts of documents and illustrations. Keen moves easily across Europe in search of the international spirit of chivalry. . . . The pageantry he presents is colorful and his conclusions uplifting.”—David Herlihy, New York Times Book Review“An elegantly written, important book.”—Carolly Erickson, Los Angeles Times Book Review“Splendid. . . . Keen is exemplary in the use he makes of many kinds of medieval literature, epic and lyric poetry, family and military histories, didactic treatises, translations into the vernacular of books of the Bible and of works from ancient Rome.”—R.C. Smail, New York Review of Books“Original [and] beguiling.”—Fiona MacCarthy, Times (London)“A most readable and comprehensive survey: stimulating, informative, a splendid creation of context.”—Nicholas Orme, Times Higher Education Supplement“All historians of Western society . . . will do well to refer to this book.”—Georges Duby, Times Literary Supplement

      Chivalry
    • The Outlaws of Medieval Legend

      • 276pages
      • 10 heures de lecture
      3,9(55)Évaluer

      Exploring both renowned and obscure figures from medieval folklore, this book delves into the lives and legends of iconic outlaws like Robin Hood and William Wallace, alongside lesser-known characters such as Gamelyn and Fulke Fitzwarin. It highlights the blend of myth and history that surrounds these heroes, offering insights into their cultural significance and the enduring appeal of their stories in the context of the Middle Ages.

      The Outlaws of Medieval Legend
    • England in the Later Middle Ages

      • 500pages
      • 18 heures de lecture

      The updated second edition of this critically acclaimed study provides a comprehensive overview of a significant historical period, incorporating the latest historiographical developments from the past decade. It serves as an invaluable resource for students seeking to deepen their understanding of the era.

      England in the Later Middle Ages
    • Świeckie początki rycerstwa, rycerstwo a Kościół idea krucjatowa, ceremonia pasowania na rycerza, geneza turnieju rycerskiego, mitologia historyczna rycerstwa, heraldyka i heroldowie, koncepcja szlachectwa, herby, szlachectwo i honor, świeckie zakony rycerskie, wielkie widowiska, turnieje i uroczyste przysięgi, rycerstwo na wojnie- to rozdziały-tematy książki Maurice Keena.

      Rycerstwo