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Chapter 9. Medieval Peasants’ Image of Themselves in Relation to the Seigneurial Regime

  • Paul Freedman
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Identity in the Middle Ages
This chapter is in the book Identity in the Middle Ages
© 2021 Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam

© 2021 Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS iv
  3. List of Illustrations vii
  4. Foreword viii
  5. Introduction. Identity in the Middle Ages 1
  6. Chapter 1. Identity as a Historiographical Concept 55
  7. PART ONE: CONSTRUCTING INDIVIDUAL IDENTITY
  8. Chapter 2. Baptismal Names and Identity in the Early Middle Ages 67
  9. Chapter 3. Personal Names and Identity in the Iberian Peninsula 113
  10. Chapter 4. Gender and Feminine Identity in the Middle Ages 123
  11. Chapter 5. Identity, Memory, and Autobiographical Writing in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century French Literature 137
  12. Chapter 6. Why Ibn Ḥazm became a Ẓāhirī: Law, Charisma, and the Court 153
  13. Chapter 7. Eunuchs in the Emirate of al-Andalus 179
  14. PART TWO: SOCIAL IDENTITIES
  15. Chapter 8. Identity and Minority Status in Two Legal Traditions 203
  16. Chapter 9. Medieval Peasants’ Image of Themselves in Relation to the Seigneurial Regime 213
  17. Chapter 10. Chivalric Identity: Arms and Armour, Text and Context 229
  18. Chapter 11. The Emergence of a Bourgeois Urban Identity: Late Medieval Catalonia 243
  19. Chapter 12. Culture and Marks of Identity among the Social Outcasts and Criminals of Late Medieval Spain 261
  20. PART THREE: IDENTITY AND TERRITORY
  21. Chapter 13. Identity and the Rural Parish in Medieval Iberia 275
  22. Chapter 14. The Breakdown of Vertical Solidarity among the Late Medieval Basque Nobility 293
  23. Chapter 15. Identity-Making Discourses in the Kingdom of Sardinia and Corsica and the Giudicato of Arborea 309
  24. Chapter 16. The Crown of Aragon and the Regnum Sardiniae et Corsicae in the Fourteenth Century: Comparing Institutional Identities 329
  25. PART FOUR: REPRESENTATIVE COLLECTIVE IDENTITIES
  26. Chapter 17. Political Identity and Patrician Power in the City of Burgos during the Fifteenth Century 349
  27. Chapter 18. Fiscal Attitudes and Practices and the Construction of Identity in Late Medieval Cuenca 365
  28. Chapter 19. Constructing an Identity: Urban Centres and their Relationship with the Crown of Navarre, 1300–1500 379
  29. Chapter 20. Celebration of Identity in Thirteenth- to Fifteenth-Century Florence, Milan, and Venice 407
  30. Chapter 21. Local and “State” Identities in Cities of Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-Century Northern and Central Italy 433
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