Trauma in medieval society /
This is an edited collection of articles from a variety of scholars on the history of trauma and the traumatized in medieval Europe. Looking at trauma as a theoretical concept, as part of the literary and historical lives of medieval individuals and communities, this volume brings together scholars...
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill,
[2018]
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| Series: | Explorations in Medieval Culture ;
v. 7 Explorations in medieval culture ; v. 7 Explorations in medieval culture v. 7 |
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1
- Introduction to the Theory of Trauma for the Middle Ages
- 1. Conceptualizing Trauma for the Middle Ages; Wendy J. Turner and Christina Lee
- 2. Trauma as a Category of Analysis; Donna Trembinski
- Part 2
- Trauma from Injury
- 3. Neuroendocrinology and the Traumatized Self in the Letters of Abélard and Héloïse; Ronald J. Ganze
- 4. Broken Bones: Trauma Analysis on a Medieval Population from Poulton, Cheshire
- 5. Looking for Burn Victims or Survivors in Medieval Europe ; Patricia Skinner
- 6. Power and Trauma in the 'Maid of Arras', Cantigas de Santa María
- 7; The Leper and the Prostitute: Forensic Examination of Rape in Medieval England ; Wendy J. Turner
- Part 3
- Religion and Trauma
- 8. Anti-Jewish Violence and the Pastoureaux: The Case for Medieval Trauma; Susan L. Einbinder
- 9. Surviving Amputations: A Case of a Late-Medieval Femoral Amputation in the Rural Community of Moorsel (Belgium) Marit Van Cant
- 10. The Trauma of Pain in Later Medieval Miracle Accounts; Bianca Frohne and Jenni Kuuliala
- 11. Pain, Trauma, and the Miraculous in the Liber miraculorum sancta Fidis; Kate McGrath
- Part 4
- Narratives of Trauma
- 12. Healing Words: St Guthlac and the Trauma of War; Christina Lee
- 13. Narratives of Trauma in Medieval German Literature ; Sonja Kerth
- Chapter 14
- Creation and Union through Death and Massacre: the Crusade of Nicopolis and Philippe de Mézières' Epistre lamentable et consolatoire ; Charles-Louis Morand Métivier
- 15. Apocalyptic Disease and the Seventh-Century Plague; Sally Shockro
- Chapter 16; Royal Trauma and Traumatized Subjects in Late Medieval England and France; Helen Hickey; Afterword; Bibliography; Index
- note: pt. 1 Introduction to the Theory of Trauma for the Middle Ages
- 1 Conceptualizing Trauma for the Middle Ages / Christina Lee
- 2. Trauma as a Category of Analysis / Donna Trembinski
- pt. 2 Trauma from Injury
- 3. Neuroendocrinology and the Traumatized Self in the Letters of Abelard and Heloise / Ronald J. Ganze
- 4. Broken Bones: Trauma Analysis on a Medieval Population from Poulton, Cheshire / James C. Ohman
- 5. Looking for Burn Victims or Survivors in Medieval Europe / Patricia Skinner
- 6. Power and Trauma in the `Maid of Arras', Cantigas de Santa Maria / Belle S. Tuten
- 7. Leper and the Prostitute: Forensic Examination of Rape in Medieval England / Wendy J. Turner
- pt. 3 Religion and Trauma
- 8. Anti-Jewish Violence and the Pastoureaux: The Case for Medieval Trauma; followed by a translation of `I will tell what befell me' by Solomon b. Yosef of Avalon / Susan L. Einbinder
- 9. Surviving Amputations: A Case of a Late-Medieval Femoral Amputation in the Rural Community of Moorsel (Belgium) / Marit Van Cant
- 10. Trauma of Pain in Later Medieval Miracle Accounts / Jenni Kuuliala
- 11. Pain, Trauma, and the Miraculous in the Liber miraculorum sancta Fidis / Kate McGrath
- pt. 4 Narratives of Trauma
- 12. Healing Words: St Guthlac and the Trauma of War / Christina Lee
- 13. Narratives of Trauma in Medieval German Literature / Sonja Kerth
- 14. Creation and Union through Death and Massacre: the Crusade of Nicopolis and Philippe de Mezieres' Epistre lamentable et consolatoire / Charles-Louis Morand Metivier
- 15. Apocalyptic Disease and the Seventh-Century Plague / Sally Shockro
- 16. Royal Trauma and Traumatized Subjects in Late Medieval England and France / Helen Hickey.
- Part 1 Introduction to the Theory of Trauma for the Middle Ages
- 1 Conceptualizing Trauma for the Middle Ages p. 3 / Wendy J. Turner and Christina Lee
- 2 Trauma as a Category of Analysis p. 13 / Donna Trembinski
- Part 2 Trauma from Injury
- 3 Neuroendocrinology and the Traumatized Self in the Letters of Abélard and Héloïse p. 35 / Ronald J. Ganze
- 4 Broken Bones: Trauma Analysis on a Medieval Population from Poulton, Cheshire p. 71 / Carla L. Burrell and Michael M. Emery and Sara M. Canavan and James C. Ohman
- 5 Looking for Burn Victims or Survivors in Medieval Europe p. 92 / Patricia Skinner
- 6 Power and Trauma in the 'Maid of Arras', Cantigas de Santa María p. 105 / Belle S. Tuten
- 7 The Leper and the Prostitute: Forensic Examination of Rape in Medieval England p. 122 / Wendy J. Turner
- Part 3 Religion and Trauma
- 8 Anti-Jewish Violence and the Pastoureaux: The Case for Medieval Trauma; followed by a translation of 'I will tell what befell me' by Solomon b. Yosef of Avalon p. 151 / Susan L. Einbinder
- 9 Surviving Amputations: A Case of a Late-Medieval Femoral Amputation in the Rural Community of Moorsel (Belgium) p. 180 / Marit Van Cant
- 10 The Trauma of Pain in Later Medieval Miracle Accounts p. 215 / Bianca Frohne and Jenni Kuuliala
- 11 Pain, Trauma, and the Miraculous in the Liber miraculorum sancta Fidis p. 237 / Kate McGrath
- Part 4 Narratives of Trauma
- 12 Healing Words: St Guthlac and the Trauma of War p. 259 / Christina Lee
- 13 Narratives of Trauma in Medieval German Literature p. 274 / Sonja Kerth
- 14 Creation and Union through Death and Massacre: the Crusade of Nicopolis and Philippe de Mézières' Epistre lamentable et consolatoire p. 298 / Charles-Louis Morand Métivier
- 15 Apocalyptic Disease and the Seventh-Century Plague p. 320 / Sally Shockro
- 16 Royal Trauma and Traumatized Subjects in Late Medieval England and France p. 341 / Helen Hickey