Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vi
3. List of Illustrations viii
4. List of Contributors x
5. Acknowledgements xiii
6. List of Abbreviations xiv
7. Naming Conventions xviii
8. Introduction: Writing the Borders of the Norman World 1
9. Part I: Borders in and Around the Norman World
10. 1. Ireland and the Anglo-Normans Within the Irish Sea World: Rebels, Mercenaries, Allies, 1066–1169 17
11. 2. The Northern Limits of Norman Power: Border Policies in Northumbria, c. 1050–1100 43
12. 3. Controlling an Unstable Boundary: The Normans and their Continental Border Areas, 911–1135 69
13. 4. Boundary-making in the Beneventano in the Early Twelfth Century 99
14. Part II: Ecclesiastical Borders
15. 5. Alexander II and the Normans: Borders as Instruments of Dialogue and Compromise 125
16. 6. Gregory VII, Lanfranc, and Ireland: Papal Relations at the Periphery 149
17. 7. ‘…a mari Barensi usque ad mare Bononiense’: Crossing Borders. The Travels of Archbishop Anselm of Canterbury, libertas ecclesiae, and the Uses of Clerical Mobility in an Age of Reform 171
18. 8. Temporal and Spiritual Power in Norman Sicily: An Unreal Border? 201
19. 9. The Crossing of Borders: The Legations of John of Crema, 1124–1125 215
20. Part III: Conceptual Boundaries
21. 10. The Very Idea of a Border in Britain 243
22. 11. Norman Borders in the Work of William of Jumièges and Orderic Vitalis, c. 1057–1141 273
23. 12. Is there a ‘Norman’ Historiography of the Conquest of Southern Italy? 301
24. 13. The Lion, the Camel, and the Cassa of Terracina: Transfer and Exchange on the Borders of Norman Italy 331
25. Afterword: Borders, Landscapes, and Seascapes 359
26. Select Bibliography 367
27. Index 375