Gift-Giving and Materiality in Europe, 1300-1600
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Gift-Giving and Materiality in Europe, 1300-1600
Gifts as Objects
Kjaer, Dr Lars; Strenga, Dr Gustavs
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
10/2022
272
Dura
Inglês
9781350183698
15 a 20 dias
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List of Illustrations
1. Introduction: The Matter of the Gift - Lars Kjaer (New College of the Humanities, UK)
2. Of Ivory, Gold and Elephants: Materiality and Agency of Pre-modern Chairs as Gifts - Sabine Sommerer (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
3. Rituals, Objects and Conflicts: Gifts Given during the Entry of Archbishop Silvester Stodewescher in the Riga Cathedral (1449) - Gustavs Strenga (Tallinn University, Estonia)
4. (Re)moving Relics and Performing Gift Exchange between Early Modern Tuscany and Lithuania - Ruth S. Noyes (National Museum of Denmark, Denmark)
5. Gift-giving and the Cult of Living Matter in Late Medieval Europe - Mads Heilskov (EHESS, France)
6. With this Rynge': The Materiality and Meaning of Late Medieval Marriage Rings - Anna Boeles Rowland(University of Leuven, Netherlands)
7. Votive Offerings as Communication: Gift Exchange with Saint Nicholas of Tolentino (14th-16th Centuries) - Sari Katajala-Peltomaa (Tampere University, Finland)
8. Alms Boxes and Charity: Giving to the Poor after the Lutheran Reformation in Denmark - Poul Grinder-Hansen (National Museum of Denmark, Denmark)
9. Beyond Materiality: Circulating Objects and the Semantics of Violent Transactions in Late Medieval Baltic Urban Spaces - Philipp Hoehn (University of Halle-Wittenberg, Germany)
10. Conclusion - Miri Rubin (Queen Mary University of London, UK)
Index
1. Introduction: The Matter of the Gift - Lars Kjaer (New College of the Humanities, UK)
2. Of Ivory, Gold and Elephants: Materiality and Agency of Pre-modern Chairs as Gifts - Sabine Sommerer (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
3. Rituals, Objects and Conflicts: Gifts Given during the Entry of Archbishop Silvester Stodewescher in the Riga Cathedral (1449) - Gustavs Strenga (Tallinn University, Estonia)
4. (Re)moving Relics and Performing Gift Exchange between Early Modern Tuscany and Lithuania - Ruth S. Noyes (National Museum of Denmark, Denmark)
5. Gift-giving and the Cult of Living Matter in Late Medieval Europe - Mads Heilskov (EHESS, France)
6. With this Rynge': The Materiality and Meaning of Late Medieval Marriage Rings - Anna Boeles Rowland(University of Leuven, Netherlands)
7. Votive Offerings as Communication: Gift Exchange with Saint Nicholas of Tolentino (14th-16th Centuries) - Sari Katajala-Peltomaa (Tampere University, Finland)
8. Alms Boxes and Charity: Giving to the Poor after the Lutheran Reformation in Denmark - Poul Grinder-Hansen (National Museum of Denmark, Denmark)
9. Beyond Materiality: Circulating Objects and the Semantics of Violent Transactions in Late Medieval Baltic Urban Spaces - Philipp Hoehn (University of Halle-Wittenberg, Germany)
10. Conclusion - Miri Rubin (Queen Mary University of London, UK)
Index
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List of Illustrations
1. Introduction: The Matter of the Gift - Lars Kjaer (New College of the Humanities, UK)
2. Of Ivory, Gold and Elephants: Materiality and Agency of Pre-modern Chairs as Gifts - Sabine Sommerer (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
3. Rituals, Objects and Conflicts: Gifts Given during the Entry of Archbishop Silvester Stodewescher in the Riga Cathedral (1449) - Gustavs Strenga (Tallinn University, Estonia)
4. (Re)moving Relics and Performing Gift Exchange between Early Modern Tuscany and Lithuania - Ruth S. Noyes (National Museum of Denmark, Denmark)
5. Gift-giving and the Cult of Living Matter in Late Medieval Europe - Mads Heilskov (EHESS, France)
6. With this Rynge': The Materiality and Meaning of Late Medieval Marriage Rings - Anna Boeles Rowland(University of Leuven, Netherlands)
7. Votive Offerings as Communication: Gift Exchange with Saint Nicholas of Tolentino (14th-16th Centuries) - Sari Katajala-Peltomaa (Tampere University, Finland)
8. Alms Boxes and Charity: Giving to the Poor after the Lutheran Reformation in Denmark - Poul Grinder-Hansen (National Museum of Denmark, Denmark)
9. Beyond Materiality: Circulating Objects and the Semantics of Violent Transactions in Late Medieval Baltic Urban Spaces - Philipp Hoehn (University of Halle-Wittenberg, Germany)
10. Conclusion - Miri Rubin (Queen Mary University of London, UK)
Index
1. Introduction: The Matter of the Gift - Lars Kjaer (New College of the Humanities, UK)
2. Of Ivory, Gold and Elephants: Materiality and Agency of Pre-modern Chairs as Gifts - Sabine Sommerer (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
3. Rituals, Objects and Conflicts: Gifts Given during the Entry of Archbishop Silvester Stodewescher in the Riga Cathedral (1449) - Gustavs Strenga (Tallinn University, Estonia)
4. (Re)moving Relics and Performing Gift Exchange between Early Modern Tuscany and Lithuania - Ruth S. Noyes (National Museum of Denmark, Denmark)
5. Gift-giving and the Cult of Living Matter in Late Medieval Europe - Mads Heilskov (EHESS, France)
6. With this Rynge': The Materiality and Meaning of Late Medieval Marriage Rings - Anna Boeles Rowland(University of Leuven, Netherlands)
7. Votive Offerings as Communication: Gift Exchange with Saint Nicholas of Tolentino (14th-16th Centuries) - Sari Katajala-Peltomaa (Tampere University, Finland)
8. Alms Boxes and Charity: Giving to the Poor after the Lutheran Reformation in Denmark - Poul Grinder-Hansen (National Museum of Denmark, Denmark)
9. Beyond Materiality: Circulating Objects and the Semantics of Violent Transactions in Late Medieval Baltic Urban Spaces - Philipp Hoehn (University of Halle-Wittenberg, Germany)
10. Conclusion - Miri Rubin (Queen Mary University of London, UK)
Index
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