Lives, Identities and Histories in the Central Middle Ages
Herausgeber: Barrau, Julie; Bates, David
Introduction Julie Barrau and David Bates; Part I. Entwined Lives and
Multiple Identities; 1. Mother and Motherhood in the Vita et passio
Willelmi Norwicensis Miri Rubin; 2. Prayer for the Dead: Women, Death, and
Salvation Fiona J. Griffiths; 3. Authority over Men and the Distribution of
Property: Two Readings of William of Malmesbury Mathieu Arnoux; 4. Flemish
Settlement and Maritime Traffic in the South-West Peninsula of Britain,
c.1050-1250 Julia Crick; 5. Cistercians and the Laity in Twelfth- and
Thirteenth-Century Upper Normandy Elma Brenner; 6. Memory and Trauma: the
Strange Case of Walchelin the Priest Patricia Skinner; 7. New Charters of
the Empress Matilda, with Particular Reference to her Reception at
Gloucester in 1139 Nicholas Vincent; 8. Female Identity before 1250: the
Preudefemme David Crouch; Part II. Historians, Lawyers and Exegetes:
Writing Lives and Identities 9. Ademar of Chabannes and the Normans: An
Outline of a New Reading Pierre Bauduin; 10. Lives, Identities, and the
Historians of the Normans David Bates; 11. Ruth in the Twelfth Century:
Medieval Takes on the Multiple Identities of a Foreign Converted Widow from
Scripture Julie Barrau; 12. Jacob and Esau and the Interplay of Jewish and
Christian Identities in the Middle Ages Anna Sapir Abulafia; 13. Identity,
Gender and History in Wace's Roman de Rou and Roman de Brut Leonie Hicks;
14. Glanvill: Language, Law, and Identity John Hudson; 15. Dunstan, Edgar,
and the History of Not-So-Recent Events George Garnett.
