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Italy --- Italie --- History --- Histoire --- 945.01 --- Geschiedenis van Italië: Germaanse koninkrijken--(476-774) --- -945.01 --- 945.01 Geschiedenis van Italië: Germaanse koninkrijken--(476-774) --- -Italy --- 476-1268 --- Italy - History - 476-1268 --- BAS MOYEN AGE --- ITALIE --- HISTOIRE
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L’evidenza scritta e materiale sulle donne dell’alto medioevo presenta una importante caratteristica di fondo: la descrizione delle azioni femminili non è normalmente il prodotto della percezione delle donne, né appare organizzata e prodotta per fornire una rappresentazione diretta dell’operato, delle capacità e delle caratteristiche femminili in termini reali. Piuttosto, sia sotto il profilo materiale, sia sotto il profilo scritto, le donne sono utilizzate - dal loro gruppo parentale, dagli avversari oppure dai sostenitori dei loro congiunti - come paradigmi simbolicamente efficaci per far apprezzare le possibilità economiche e di prestigio dei gruppi famigliari, i meriti e gli errori dei loro uomini, il clima politico di un regno. Si rafforza quindi, nella società altomedievale, il tema retorico dell’ “influenza femminile” per spiegare, in modo diretto e persuasivo, la consonanza o la dissonanza con il clima politico complessivo. Come tali, dunque, i modelli di rappresentazione femminile, di volta in volta utilizzati, non sono semplici ripetizioni. Essi variano nel corso del tempo, precisamente in rapporto con la trasformazione dei valori condivisi dalle società altomedievali, e con le reali possibilità femminili che sono progressivamente accettate oppure disapprovate, misconosciute oppure valorizzate. Le immagini della regina buona che converte il proprio marito al cristianesimo e della regina perfida che lo tradisce, così come i ricchi corredi funerari e le iscrizioni femminili rappresentano lo specchio attraverso cui la società altomedievale valutava sé stessa, le proprie tensioni e le proprie certezze.
Women --- Femmes --- History --- Congresses --- Histoire --- Congrès --- Human females --- Wimmin --- Woman --- Womon --- Womyn --- Females --- Human beings --- Femininity
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Pacificus, --- Verona (Italy) --- Vérone (Italie) --- Church history --- Histoire religieuse
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The book aims to reflect on the characteristics of urban centers of the kingdom of Italy between the ninth and the eleventh centuries, filling a noticeable historiographical gap. The cities in Northern Italy in this period have not yet been analysed with a multidisciplinary approach, able to outline their specific and distinctive characteristics and to relate this particular period both to the post-Roman past and also to the following “Communal” phase. Urban identities are examined from different points of view: from a political perspective, in relation to the dialectic between center, periphery and to the border areas of the kingdom; from an institutional and territorial standing point, analyzing the structures of local power and public territorializations; according to social and military history approaches, highlighting the continuities and transformations in comparison with former and following centuries. The issue of urban identities is also investigated archaeologically, in relation to urban development and to topographic transformations, and culturally explored, examining mutual exchanges between the cities of the kingdom. Another aspect rarely addressed by previous literature is ultimately to compare the results of this research on the Italic kingdom with studies on the Transalpine Carolingian and post-Carolingian empire and kingdoms, outlining common trends, but also specific peculiarities
Urbanization --- Urbanisation --- History. --- Histoire --- Italie (nord) --- Villes médiévales --- Cities and towns [Medieval ] --- Italy [Northern ] --- Congresses --- History --- Middle Ages, 500-1500
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Cultural property --- Historic preservation --- Biens culturels --- Patrimoine historique --- Protection --- History --- Protection
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Aristocracy (Social class) --- Families --- Aristocratie (Classe sociale) --- Familles --- History --- History --- Histoire --- Histoire --- Campione d'Italia (Italy) --- Campione d'Italia (Italy) --- Campione d'Italia (Italie) --- Campione d'Italia (Italie) --- History --- Antiquities --- Histoire --- Antiquités
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Préoccupation intense de l’époque contemporaine, l’exclusion sociale apparaît comme un sujet plus dramatique encore dans les sociétés anciennes, que l’on se représente plus volontiers fondées sur la communauté et la solidarité. L’existence du sujet exclu pourrait même y paraître impossible, tant les liens à la communauté semblent essentiels. Les sociétés de l’Antiquité tardive et du haut Moyen Âge se caractérisent en effet par l’existence de multiples communautés, plus ou moins fortement intégratives, qui s’enchevêtrent, se superposent, s’opposent.Si la notion d’individu peut sembler contestable pour ces périodes, la personne ou le sujet s’y expriment sans conteste.L’exclusion, état extrême qui permet de mettre à nu le sujet dans sa tension avec la communauté, est un observatoire privilégié pour saisir comment se (re)construisent le statut et l'intériorité de la personne. Les quatorze contributions rassemblées dans ce volume, issues d'un colloque tenu à l'Université de Padoue, interrogent les traces, les lieux et les conséquences de l’exclusion aussi bien dans les sources textuelles qu'archéologiques, du IVe au XIe siècle. Elles montrent en particulier comment discours et pratiques de la justice ou des institutions chrétiennes peuvent marquer le statut ou le corps du sujet, et comment celui-ci réagit face à l’exclusion, quitte à faire de celle-ci un élément revendiqué de son identité
Marginality, Social --- History. --- Exclusion sociale --- --Marginaux --- --Europe --- --Moyen âge, --- Civilisation médiévale --- --Exclusion sociale --- --Marginality, Social --- Social integration --- Civilization, Medieval --- Medieval civilization --- Middle Ages --- Civilization --- Chivalry --- Renaissance --- Inclusion, Social --- Integration, Social --- Social inclusion --- Sociology --- Belonging (Social psychology) --- Exclusion, Social --- Marginal peoples --- Social exclusion --- Social marginality --- Assimilation (Sociology) --- Culture conflict --- Social isolation --- People with social disabilities --- History --- Marginaux --- Moyen âge, 476-1492 --- Europe
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