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Making the Medieval Relevant
Making the Medieval Relevant

Chapters in this book (18)

Frontmatter
Contents
Why Should we Care about the Middle Ages? Putting the Case for the Relevance of Studying Medieval Europe
Science
Providing Reliable Data? Combining Scientific and Historical Perspectives on Flooding Events in Medieval and Early Modern Nuremberg (1400–1800)
Medieval History, Explosive Volcanism, and the Geoengineering Debate
The Middle Ages in the Genetics Lab
Could Medieval Medicine Help the Fight Against Antimicrobial Resistance?
Education
The Contemporary Delegitimization of (Medieval) History – and of the Traditional University Curriculum as a Whole
Pacific Perspectives: Why study Europe’s Middle Ages in Aotearoa New Zealand?
How to be a Time Traveller: Exploring Venice with a Fifteenth-Century Pilgrimage Guide
Society
Heaven Can Tell . . . Late Medieval Astrologers as Experts – and what they can Teach us about Contemporary Financial Expertise
Eoin MacNeill’s Early Medieval Ireland: A Scholarship for Politics or a Politics of Scholarship?
What’s in a Word? Naming ‘Muslims’ in Medieval Christian Iberia
The Enduring Power of the Cult of Relics – an Irish Perspective
Resilience and Society in Medieval Southampton: An Archaeological Approach to Anticipatory Action, Politics, and Economy
Reflections
Studying the Middle Ages: Historical Food for Thought in the Present Day
Notes on Contributors
Index
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