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040   $aDip.to Beni Culturali$bita
100 1 $aGurevich, Aaron $0540534
245 10$aHistorical anthropology of the Middle Ages /$cAaron Gurevich ; ed. by Jana Howlett.
260   $aChicago :$bUniversity of Chicago Press,$c1992
300   $aXIII, 247 p. ;$c24 cm.
504   $aContiene bibliografia: pp. 228-237 
505 0 $gIntroduzione.$rJana Howlett - $gPt. I: Methodology. 1: $tHistorical anthropology and the science of history. $g2: $tMedieval culture and mentalite according to the new French historiography. $g3: $tOral and written culture of the Middle Ages: two 'peasant visions' of the late twelfth to the early thirteenth centuries. $g4: $tPerceptions of the individual and the hereafter in the Middle Ages. $g5: $tThe west portal of the Church of St Lazare in Autun: the paradoxes of the medieval mind - $gPt. II: Case Studies. $g6: $tSaga and history: the 'historical conception' of Snorri Sturluson. $g7: $tThe Tale of Thorstein Goose-Pimples, the underworld and Icelandic humour. $g8: $tOn heroes, things, gods and laughter in Germanic poetry. $g9: $tWealth and gift-bestowal among the ancient Scandinavians. $g10: $tEdda and law: commentary on Hyndlolioth. $g11: $tSemantics of the medieval community: 'farmstead', 'land', 'world'.
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700 1 $aHowlett, Jana.
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