Medieval violence : physical brutality in Northern France, 1270-1330

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ix
• List of Illustrations = xi
• Abbreviations = xii
• Introduction = 1
• 1. What was Violence? = 2
• 2. Scholarly Approaches to Violence = 4
• 3. The Region and the Period = 9
• 4. The Sources = 14
• 1. Grammars of Violence = 18
• 1. Frameworks of Meaning = 19
• 2. Violence as Communication = 23
• 3. The Violence of the Law = 38
• 4. Who Was to Read Violence? = 44
• 5. Conclusion = 48
• 2. Violence on the Street in Paris and Artois = 50
• 1. The Space of the Street = 51
• 2. The Role of Street Violence = 56
• 3. The Perpetrators of Street Violence = 62
• 4. Types of Violence = 69
• 5. The Contingency of Street Violence = 74
• 6. Social Memory = 81
• 7. Conclusion = 87
• 3. 'Oes comme il fierent grans caus!' : Tavern Violence in Thirteenth- and Early Fourteenth-Century Paris and Artois = 88
• 1. Tavern Violence and the Authorities = 92
• 2. Tavern Violence in North-East France = 96
• 3. Tavern Violence in Paris and the Ile-de-France = 108
• 4. Conclusion = 118
• 4. Student Violence in Thirteenth- and Early Fourteenth-Century Paris = 119
• 1. Stereotypes = 124
• 2. Student Misbehaviour = 136
• 3. Conclusion = 157
• 5. Urban Uprisings = 159
• 1. Theatre = 164
• 2. Forms of Legitimate Violence = 169
• 3. Civic Ceremonial = 173
• 4. Liturgical Processions = 178
• 5. Carnivals and Contestations = 183
• 6. Conclusion = 190
• 6. Domestic Violence in Paris and Artois = 193
• 1. Legal Prescription = 197
• 2. The Practice of Domestic Violence = 210
• 3. The Prosecution of Domestic Violence = 218
• 4. Conclusion = 231
• Conclusion = 232
• 1. Violence as Communication = 232
• 2. Indeterminacies = 234
• 3. Emotional Reactions = 238
• 4. Ambivalence = 242
• Select Bibliography = 245
• Index = 277