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KALHOUS David

Bohemi

Prozesse der Identitätsbildung in frühpřemyslidischen Ländern (bis 1200)

Processes of identification were mostly studied on “barbarians” of Late Antique and Early Medieval Post-Roman Europe. This book focuses on the polity of medieval inhabitants of Czech lands and examines, if the methodology developed by Vienna group of scholars is also usable on high medieval Central Europe. It shortly introduces and contextualises beginnings and functioning of Přemyslid principality in the Czech lands. Important layer of identification is an external image. Therefore, the image...

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DIESENBERGER Maximilian (Ed.) |

EICHERT Stefan (Ed.) |

WINCKLER Katharina (Ed.)

Der Ostalpenraum im Frühmittelalter

Herrschaftsstrukturen, Raumorganisation und archäologisch-historischer Vergleich

From Late Antiquity and in the Early Middle Ages, the Eastern Alpine region was a contact zone of various dominions. In the 7th and 8th century, the former part of the Roman Empire was known primarily as a border region between the Frankish Empire and the Avar Khaganate, where the Carantanians established themselves in the 8th century. Despite its importance, however, only a few and mostly late sources are preserved, which makes it difficult to describe this region in an accurate way. The...

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POHL Walter (Ed.) |

DIESENBERGER Maximilian (Ed.) |

ZELLER Bernhard (Ed.)

Neue Wege der Frühmittelalterforschung

Bilanz und Perspektiven

Vienna today is an intersection of international early medieval research, where source-led approaches to identities and the formation of ethnic groups, the transformation of the Roman world, and central Europe in the Carolingian period are pursued. Herwig Wolfram is to be thanked especially for the establishment of this research direction, who as Professor for Medieval History and the Historical Auxiliary Sciences at the University of Vienna developed new approaches in the treatment of these...

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POHL Walter (Ed.) |

HARTL Ingrid (Ed.) |

HAUBRICHS Wolfgang (Ed.)

Walchen, Romani und Latini

Variationen einer nachrömischen Gruppenbezeichung zwischen Britannien und dem Balkan

Vlachen oder Waliser, Wallonen oder Włoski, Rumänen, Romantsch, Aromunier oder Ladiner – all das sind im heutigen Europa verwendete Volksnamen. Sie gehen auf mittelalterliche Bezeichnungen für romanische Volksgruppen zurück. Viele davon sind vom altgermanischen Wort *walhoz abgeleitet, das ursprünglich westliche (keltische), insbesondere aber südliche (römische) Nachbarn der Germanen bezeichnete. In vielen (vor allem slawischen) Sprachen ist das Wort heute als Name für die Italiener im...

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POHL Walter (Ed.) |

ZELLER Bernhard (Ed.)

Sprache und Identität im frühen Mittelalter

That every people has its language seems, from the perspective of our culture, self evident. Since Antiquity language is seen as one, and sometimes as the defining characteristic of a people. Modern nationalism went even further and saw in language an expression of the innermost soul of a people; often deriving a political order from this. The history of the early Middle Ages provides an ideal forum in which to pursue the relationship between language and ethnic identity over a long period of...

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RZIHACEK Andrea (Ed.) |

SPREITZER Renate (Ed.)

Philipp von Schwaben

Beiträge der internationalen Tagung anläßlich seines 800. Todestages, Wien, 29. bis 30. Mai 2008

Shortly before the year 1200, the throne of the Holy Roman Empire became the object of a fierce struggle between Philip of Swabia, the youngest son of Emperor Frederick Barbarossa, and Guelph Otto IV, who had grown up at the English court of King Richard I (the Lionheart). The war between the two opponents lasted for ten years, ending abruptly when Philip was murdered by Count Otto of Wittelsbach in Bamberg in June 1208. In May 2008, an international conference to mark the 800th anniversary...

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POHL Walter (Ed.) |

MEHOFER Mathias (Ed.)

Archaeology of Identity ‒ Archäologie der Identität

Can archaeological finds and findings provide information on identities from the past? This volume discusses a central problem for the historical interpretation of material remains: to what extent and under what conditions do the results of excavations allow us to draw conclusions about past ownership? Is the archaeology of identity in this sense even possible, and what methodological requirements does it impose? These questions tie in with the current debates on the ethnic interpretation of...

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POHL Walter (Ed.) |

WIESER Veronika (Ed.)

Der frühmittelalterliche Staat ‒ Europäische Perspektiven

The early medieval state is a controversial topic. Differences remain between European research traditions as to their respective methods and interests. The aim of this volume is to transcend national historiographies in the field. By overcoming the legal and institutional bias of older research, new points of view can be reached. The contributions assembled here are less concerned with the terminological problem of whether early medieval kingdoms should be called ‘states’ or not, than how...

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CORRADINI Richard (Ed.) |

GILLIS Matthew (Ed.) |

MCKITTERICK Rosamond (Ed.) |

VAN RENSWOUDE Irene (Ed.)

Ego Trouble

Authors and Their Identities in the Early Middle Ages

Identity can be seen as a complex interface between the individual and society, whereby in each period of history the scope of individual identification has been dealt with in different ways and defined by different parameters. Conflicts and disruptions, failure and longing for change are unavoidable elements of this process. This volume deals with a number of authors of the Middle Ages, writing between the 5th and the 11th centuries, whose works contain elements relating to identity and...

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REIMITZ Helmut (Ed.) |

ZELLER Bernhard (Ed.)

Vergangenheit und Vergegenwärtigung

Frühes Mittelalter und europäische Erinnerungskultur

This volume examines the role played by the medieval past in its many representations up to the present day. Continuing the theme of Volume 8 of the same series, which examined the early medieval search for origins in relation to building a sense of identity and social memory, this volume focuses on the modern appropriation of the early medieval past. The early Middle Ages played an important role in the creation of a sense of identity for modern European nations. In the 18th and 19th...

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BERNDT Guido M. (Ed.) |

STEINACHER Roland (Ed.)

Das Reich der Vandalen und seine (Vor-)Geschichten

The Vandal-Alan Regnum as well as the Berber polities of the changing cultural landscape of 5th and 6th century North Africa offer historians and archaeologists a rich field for research concerning transformations in the Roman world. An international conference, held in January 2005 by the Institut für Mittelalterforschung of the Austrian Academy of Sciences together with the Institut zur Interdisziplinären Erforschung des Mittelalters und seines Nachwirkens (IEMAN) of the University of...

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AIRLIE Stuart (Ed.) |

POHL Walter (Ed.) |

REIMITZ Helmut (Ed.)

Staat im frühen Mittelalter

This volume is the result of discussions held by an international group studying the medieval state, discussions that aimed at moving beyond the limitations of research traditions at the national level. Rather than dealing with the terminological question whether the term “state” should be used for early medieval kingdoms at all, the question was raised how political integration was reached and how supra-regional communities were shaped by the interaction of monarchs and aristocracy, Christian...

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Der Ostalpenraum im Frühmittelalter

Neue Wege der Frühmittelalterforschung

Walchen, Romani und Latini

Sprache und Identität im frühen Mittelalter

Philipp von Schwaben

Archaeology of Identity ‒ Archäologie der Identität

Der frühmittelalterliche Staat ‒ Europäische Perspektiven

Ego Trouble

Vergangenheit und Vergegenwärtigung

Das Reich der Vandalen und seine (Vor-)Geschichten

Staat im frühen Mittelalter