by Barbara Hanawalt contributions by Kathryn Reyerson
University of Minnesota Press, 1994 Paper: 978-0-8166-2360-0 | Cloth: 978-0-8166-2359-4 Library of Congress Classification GT4842.C58 1994 Dewey Decimal Classification 394.26940902
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Hanawalt,
Barbara A.
Reyerson,
Kathryn L.
Part I.
Ritual Significance in Municipal and Royal Politics
1.
Configurations of the Community in Late Medieval Spectacles: Paris and London during the Dual Monarchy
Bryant,
Lawrence M.
2.
Civic Liturgies and Urban Records in Northern France, 1100-1400
Bedos-Rezak,
Brigitte
3.
La Grant Feste: Philip the Fair's Celebration of the Knighting of His Sons in Paris at Pentecost of 1313
Brown,
Elizabeth A. R.
Regalado,
Nancy Freeman
Part II.
Public and Private Religious Expression in the Urban Context
4.
Icons, Altarpieces, and Civic Ritual in Siena Cathedral, 1100-1530
Kempers,
Bram
5.
The Liturgy of the Count's Advent in Bruges, from Galbert to Van Eyck
Murray,
James M.
6.
The Spectacle of Suffering in Spanish Streets
Flynn,
Maureen
Part III.
Harmony and Dissonance in the Urban Ceremonial Community
7.
Ceremony and Oligarchy: The London Midsummer Watch
Lindenbaum,
Sheila
8.
Unity or Division? The Social Meaning of Guild Ceremony in Urban Communities
McRee,
Benjamin R.
9.
The Politics of Welcome: Ceremonies and Constitutional Development in Later Medieval English Towns
Attreed,
Lorraine
Part IV.
The Political Overtones of Public Entertainment
10.
The Duke and His Towns: The Power of Ceremonies, Feasts, and Public Amusement in the Duchy of Guelders (East Netherlands) in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries
Nijsten,
Gerard
11.
In the Pit of the Burgundian Theater State: Urban Traditions and Princely Ambitions in Ghent, 1360-1420
Nicholas,
David
12.
Elite and Popular Culture in Late Fifteenth-Century Castilian Festivals: The Case of Jaen