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A comprehensive survey of recent work in Medieval Italian history and archaeology by an international cast of contributors, arranged within a broader context of studies on other regions and major historical transitions in Europe, c.400 to c.1400CE. Each of the contributors reflect on the contribution made to the field by Chris Wickham, whose own work spans studies based on close archival work, to broad and ambitious statements on economic and social change in the transition from Roman to medieval Europe, and the value of comparing this across time and space.
Contents
Ross Balzaretti, Julia Barrow and Patricia Skinner: Italy and the Early Middle Ages: a Journey through Time and Space
Janet Nelson: Chris - An Appreciation
Cristina La Rocca: Lodare 'il Wickham'
Part One - Lords and Peasants: Frames for the Middle Ages
1: Walter Pohl: Social Cohesion, Breaks and Transformations in Italy, 535-600
2: Ian Wood: The Roman Origins of the Northumbrian Kingdom
3: Patrick Geary: Langobardi in the Sixth Century without Paulus Diaconus
4: Wendy Davies: Boni homini in Northern Iberia: a Particularity that Raises some General Questions
5: Pauline Stafford: Gender and the Gift: the Giving and Receiving of Women in Early Medieval England
6: Susan Reynolds: Still Fussing about Feudalism
7: Laurent Feller: Travail, Salaire et Pauvreté au Moyen Âge
8: Peter Coss: Bastard Feudalism and the Framing of Thirteenth-Century England
9: Marco Valenti: Changing Rural Settlements in the Early Middle Ages in Central and northern Italy: Towards the Centralization of Rural Property
10: Maria Elena Cortese: Between the City and the Countryside: the Aristocracy in the March of Tuscia (late tenth - early twelfth centuries)
11: Alessandra Molinari: Riflessioni sulle Economie dei Secoli X e XI: Palermo e Roma a Confronto
12: Sandro Carocci: Reframing Norman Italy
13: Graham A. Loud: Labour Services and Peasant Obligations in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century Southern Italy
Part Two - Texts and Memories
14: Cristina La Rocca: An Arena of Abuses and Competing Powers: Rome in Cassiodorus'
15: Lisa Fentress: Topographic Memory
16: Rosamond McKitterick: The Damnatio Memoriae of Pope Constantine II (767-768)
17: Antonio Sennis: Fame and its Vagaries in the Middle Ages
18: Marios Costambeys: Archives and Social Change in Italy, c.900-1100: the Evidence of Dispute Notices
19: Edward Coleman: Disputed Possession, Legal Process and Memory in Thirteenth-Century Lombardy: the case of Guastalla and Luzzara (1193-1227)
20: Paul Oldfield: 'To Destroy a City so Great and Remarkable': Lamentation, Panegyric and the Idea of the Medieval City
Part Three - Economic Resources
21: Paul Fouracre: 'Framing' and Lighting: Another Angle on Transition
22: Joanna Story: Lands and Lights in Early Medieval Rome
23: Caroline Goodson: Garden Cities in Medieval Italy
24: Ross Balzaretti: Chestnuts in Charters: Evidence for Specialised Production in Tenth-Century Genoa and Milan
25: Rosemary Morris: The 'Life Aquatic' on Athos in the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries
26: Giovanna Bianchi: Public Powers, Private Powers and the Exploitation of Metals for Coinage: the Case of Medieval Tuscany
27: Eduardo Manzano Moreno: Coinage and the Tributary Mode of Production
28: Chris Callow: Comparing Medieval Iceland with Other Regions: Problems and Possibilities
29: Patricia Skinner: Early Medieval Wales and Calabria: a Mountain of Problems?
Part Four - The Spiritual Economy
30: Paolo Delogu: Devozione longobarda
31: Julia Smith: Cursing and Curing, or The Practice of Christianity in Eighth-Century Rome
32: John Haldon: Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Views on Islam and on Jih?d, c.900 CE: a Papal Connection?
33: Mayke de Jong: The Two Republics: Ecclesia and the Public Domain in the Carolingian World
34: Julia Barrow: Developing Definitions of Reform in the Church in the Ninth and Tenth Centuries
35: Régine Le Jan: Memory, Gift and Politics: Matilda of Tuscany and her Donations to St Peter
36: Frances Andrews: Como and Padua
