Index locorum

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Illustrations ix
4. Acknowledgements xi
5. Contributors xiii
6. A Note on Spelling, Technical Terms, and Referencing xix
7. Introduction
8. 1. Encounters and Fantasies: Muslims, Jews and Christians in the North 3
9. I. Contact
10. 2. Trading with Muslims and the Sámi in Medieval Norway 31
11. 3. The Evidence for Islamic Scientific Works in Medieval Iceland 49
12. 4. Fire-Worshipping Magicians of the North: Muslim Perceptions of Scandinavia and the Norsemen 75
13. 5. The Encounter with Islam between Doctrinal Image and Life Writing: Ambrosius Zeebout’s Report of Joos van Ghistele’s Travels to the East 1481–1485 83
14. II. Settlement
15. 6. Jews and the Black Death in Fourteenth- Century Prussia: A Search for Traces 109
16. 7. Jewish Physicians in the Teutonic Order’s Prussian State in the Late Middle Ages 127
17. 8. The Muslim People of Desht-i Qipchaq in Fifteenth-Century Prussia 141
18. 9. Karaite Settlement in Medieval Lithuania 171
19. III. Images and Stereotypes: Scandinavia
20. 10. Christian Hatred of the Other: Theological Rhetoric vs. Political Reality 187
21. 11. The Life of the Prophet Muḥammad in East Norse 203
22. 12. Kyn / Fólk / Þjóð / Ætt: Proto-Racial Thinking and its Application to Jews in Old Norse Literature 239
23. IV. Images and Stereotypes: Baltic Region
24. 13. Missionary Theatre on the Baltic Frontier: Negotiating the Imagined Jew in the Riga Ludus Prophetarum 271
25. 14. Advocating, Converting, and Torturing: Images of Jews (and Muslimized Pagans) in the Kalanti Altarpiece 285
26. 15. The Teutonic Knights and their Attitude about Muslims: Saracens in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem and in the Baltic Region 313
27. 16. The Image of the Infidelis in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania: A Comparison of the Trends in the Creation of Anti-Jewish and Anti-Muslim Stereotypes 329
28. 17. Infidel Turks and Schismatic Russians in Late Medieval Livonia 347
29. Index nominum 389
30. Index locorum 397