Sylvia L Thrupp
Biographic Data
| ID | 187879 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sylvia L Thrupp |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sylvia L |
| FAMILY NAME | Thrupp |
| SIGNATURE | THRUPP S L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 55 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 55 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1941 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The English Wool Trade in the Middle Ages . T. H. Lloyd
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Comparative Study in the Barnyard
For anyone on the green side of fifty who didn't start historical browsing in the playpen it may be quite hard to see the present appeal of statistical theory and method in perspective. To one lucky enough to have been a student abroad in the 1920's, it is merely one of the consequences of a fundamental shift, which was firming in that decade, in conceptions of the economic historian's job. Essentially the shift consisted in making the economy an…
Obituary: Lloyd A. Fallers
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Studies in the Medieval Wine Trade . Margery Kirkbride James , Elspeth M. Veale
Millennial Dreams in Action: Studies in Revolutionary Religious Movements
The Economy of Early Renaissance Europe 1300-1460 . Harry A. Miskimin
Millennial Dreams in Action: Studies in Revolutionary Religious Movements
Millennial Dreams in Action: Studies in Revolutionary Religious Movements
Journal Article Millennial Dreams in Action: Studies in Revolutionary Religious Movements. Edited by Sylvia L. Thrupp. New York: Schocken Books, 1970. Pp. 229. $2.45 Get access Kenneth Westhues Kenneth Westhues University of Guelph Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 31, Issue 4, Winter 1970, Page 228, https://doi.org/10.2307/3710096 Published: 01 December 1970
A Mediterranean Society: The Jewish Communities of the Arab World as Portrayed in the Documents of the Cairo Geniza. Volume I: Economic Foundations
Ian Weinberg, 1938-69
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Early Medieval Society
Finances et comptabilité urbaines du XIIIe au XVIe siècle
Essays on Comparative Institutions . S. N. Eisenstadt
Plague Effects in Medieval Europe
Professor Russell was the first historian to try to apply statistical methods to analysis of the effects of epidemic plague on the composition, not just on the total size, of medieval population. He argues now that general plagues differed from the type of the disease that became epidemic after the crop failures of 1315–1317, in sharply lowering the sex ratio and in greatly increasing the burden of child-rearing
Horizontal History in Search of Vertical Dimensions
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The Writing of West European History: A Bird's-Eye View of Trends between 1960 and 1964
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The Problem of Replacement-Rates in Late Medieval English Population
Sylvia L. Thrupp, The Problem of Replacement-Rates in Late Medieval English Population, The Economic History Review, New Series, Vol. 18, No. 1, Essays in Economic History Presented to Professor M. M. Postan (1965), pp. 101-119
England's Export Trade 1275-1547 . E. M. Carus-Wilson , Olive Coleman The Brokage Book of Southampton 1443-1444 . Olive Coleman
Medieval People.Eileen Power
Skipper from Leith: The History of Robert Barton of Over Barnton . W. Stanford Reid
Millennial Dreams in Action: Essays in Comparative Study
Tradition and Development: A Choice of Views
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Economy and Society in Medieval England
In British historiography, economic and social history were first thrown together when both were young and backward offshoots of the study of institutions. Economic history, by exploring records in which no one else was interested and making some use of the elements of economic theory, rapidly outgrew that status. But social history lags and its future is uncertain. It has no special records to call its own, for its materials, though rich, are em…
The Creativity of Cities: A Review Article
Cities have led high civilization for so long that one can scarcely imagine one without the other. Yet it is not easy to delimit their place in the creation of values and the organizing power to implement them that constitute a developing civilization. They can be described in innumerable ways, for as is true also of small towns and villages each city has a unique personality. The existing literature leans either to extreme particularity of detai…
Millennial Dreams in Action: Essays in Comparative Study
Early Medieval Society
The Problem of Replacement-Rates in Late Medieval English Population
Sylvia L. Thrupp, The Problem of Replacement-Rates in Late Medieval English Population, The Economic History Review, New Series, Vol. 18, No. 1, Essays in Economic History Presented to Professor M. M. Postan (1965), pp. 101-119
A Survey of the Alien Population of England in 1440
The Role of Comparison in the Development of Economic Theory
Our conference today on comparative economic history is in some clanger of rushing into the wide-open spaces of ambiguity, for the term is new, and to agree too quickly on its meaning and implications may not even be desirable. In order to avoid engaging in a mere game of definitions, this paper will deal first with three general types of comparison in relation to their bearing on problems of evidence. It will then review some of the chief uses t…
Social Control in the Medieval Town
The power of the church in the medieval town was ever-present and all-pervasive. It operated through the ritual of the sacraments, the jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical courts, the charitable foundations of the orders, through the pictorial teaching on church walls and windows, open-air sermons, public inflictions of penance, the celebration of saints' festivals, and in many other ways. There can be no reasonable doubt that the social teachings …
Comparative Study in the Barnyard
For anyone on the green side of fifty who didn't start historical browsing in the playpen it may be quite hard to see the present appeal of statistical theory and method in perspective. To one lucky enough to have been a student abroad in the 1920's, it is merely one of the consequences of a fundamental shift, which was firming in that decade, in conceptions of the economic historian's job. Essentially the shift consisted in making the economy an…
Tradition and Development: A Choice of Views
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Social Control in the Medieval Town
The power of the church in the medieval town was ever-present and all-pervasive. It operated through the ritual of the sacraments, the jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical courts, the charitable foundations of the orders, through the pictorial teaching on church walls and windows, open-air sermons, public inflictions of penance, the celebration of saints' festivals, and in many other ways. There can be no reasonable doubt that the social teachings …
Medieval Gilds Reconsidered
Present-day economic historians display an uneasy feeling that medieval gilds have enjoyed much more attention than they deserve. Professor Heckscher compares them unfavorably with later gilds, Professor Gras grudges them credit for anything save the keeping of records to mislead historians, and the authors of a recent textbook almost apologize for pausing to describe them. In general, this reaction from former attitudes reflects a shift of inter…
The Problem of Conservatism in Fifteenth-Century England
A Short History of Civilization. Henry S. Lucas
History of the English-Speaking Peoples. R. B. Mowat , Preston Slosson
England in the Eighteen-Eighties: Towards a Social Basis for Freedom.Helen Merrell Lynd
The British People (1746-1946). G. D. H. Cole , Raymond Postgate
Merchants of London
Medieval Towns
Tavistock Abbey: A Study in the Social and Economic History of Devon . H. P. R. Finberg
English Society in the Early Middle Ages . Doris Mary Stenton
Le Commerce maritime normand à la fin du moyen âge . Michel Mollat
The Cambridge Economic Histoy of Europe, Vol. II: Trade and Industry in the Middle Ages. M. Postan , E. E. Rich Feudal Order. Marion Gibbs
North Country Life in the Eighteenth Century: The North East, 1700-1750.Edward Hughes
Medieval Merchant Venturers . E. M. Carus-Wilson
Commerces et Merchands de Toulouse vers 1350-vers 1450 . Philippe Wolff
England and the Salt Trade in the Later Middle Ages . A. R. Bridbury
The Great Red Book of Bristol . E. W. W. Veale
Western Europe in the Middle Ages: A Short History . Joseph R. Strayer
The Estates of the Higher Nobility in Fourteenth Century England . G. A. Holmes
The Early Court Rolls of the Borough of Ipswich . G. H. Martin
A Survey of the Alien Population of England in 1440
The Role of Comparison in the Development of Economic Theory
Our conference today on comparative economic history is in some clanger of rushing into the wide-open spaces of ambiguity, for the term is new, and to agree too quickly on its meaning and implications may not even be desirable. In order to avoid engaging in a mere game of definitions, this paper will deal first with three general types of comparison in relation to their bearing on problems of evidence. It will then review some of the chief uses t…
"Comparative Studies in Society and History"
The creator and editor of a new journal of probable interest to PROD's readers describes its mission and, in so doing, sets forth criteria for comparative social theory.
Mediaeval England: An Aerial Survey . M. W. Beresford , J. K. S. St. Joseph Gloucestershire Studies . H. P. R. Finberg
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