Stephen Weinberger
Biographic Data
| ID | 251213 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephen Weinberger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephen |
| FAMILY NAME | Weinberger |
| SIGNATURE | WEINBERGER S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Dickinson College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 19 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Untouched by the Conflict
Untouched by the Conflict introduces readers to the world of a middle-class Pennsylvania college student between 1862 and 1865. Located just thirty miles from Gettysburg, Dickinson College (chartered in 1783) was a traditional liberal arts college, with an all-male population of 116 students, forty-nine of whom came from slaveholding states. Although the book's title suggests that it will include little if anything about the war, at the very leas…
Austin Stoneman
For both artistic and personal reasons, D.W. Griffith was drawn to melodrama, and his most influential work, The Birth of a Nation, is, in almost every way, a fully realized melodramatic work. As is typical of this style, the story is presented as a clearly delineated struggle between, on the one side, the good and right and, on the other, the wicked and wrong. In the end, of course, the former triumphs over the latter. With but one exception, al…
The Birth of a Nation and the Making of the Naacp
With the appearance of D. W. Griffith's 1915 racist epic, The Birth of a Nation , the six-year-old NAACP reluctantly organized a campaign to ban the film entirely or at least to censor its most offensive elements. Although this struggle was a failure, it helped transform the association in ways no one could have imagined at the outset. Up to this point, the issues the NAACP had taken up, such as housing segregation and lynching, focussed primaril…
Neorealism, Iranian Style
One of the most remarkable developments in international film of recent memory is the emergence of a vibrant and creative film industry in Iran following the Islamic Revolution of 1979. In light of worldwide acclaim for the work of Iranian filmmakers, scholars have pointed to a strong similarity between the style of these films and those of post-war Italian Neorealist filmmakers. By analyzing the works of three of Iran's leading directors, Abbas …
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Monks, Aristocrats, and Power in Eleventh Century Provence
Des le debut du XIe siecle, les moines de Provence, comme ceux des autres regions de France, se sont plaints a maintes reprises des menaces qui pesaient sur leurs domaines monastiques de la part des puissants, alors que leurs documents revelent qu'ils avaient scrupuleusement acquis leurs terres selon la loi. Mais, bien que le probleme de la propriete monastique pendant ce siecle soit extremement complexe, cet article en traite un seul aspect, a s…
Between Pit and Pendulum, Women in the Middle Ages
"Between Pit and Pendulum, Women in the Middle Ages." History: Reviews of New Books, 24(1), pp. 27–28
The Reordering of Society in Medieval Provence
Aix-en-Provence
La Transformation de la Société Paysanne en Provence Médiévale
L'image populaire du paysan médiéval est riche de contradictions. Alors qu'il remplissait un rôle économique fondamental et que, par conséquent, il aurait dû faire l'objet des plus grands égards, il était celui qui, dans la société de l'époque, souffrait de l'exploitation la plus implacable. Alors qu'il n'était pas un guerrier et ne prenait aucune part dans les conflits armés, il subissait régulièrement en temps de guerre des pertes plus lourdes …
Une famille de la noblesse provençale au moyen âge
Païens et mauvais chrétiens
Das Verlangen zu Arklären, warum das Böse im Leben eines Jeden auftaucht, ist ein grundlegender Aspekt des menschlichen Daseins. Für die provenzalischen Kleriker des 10. und 11. Jh. hatte das Böse zwei Ursachen : die Sarazenen und die raublustigen Adligen, die beide Gewalttätigkeiten und Zerstörung hervorriefen. Das Ziel dieser Untersuchung ist zu erklären, warum der Klerus auf sehr unterschiedliche Weise über die gleichartigen Handlungen dieser …
Precarial grants
Throughout the middle ages, the possession and ownership of land was not only the primary source of wealth and power, but of disputes and violence as well. In this regard, one of the least obvious but nonetheless fundamental elements was the attitude that the two dominant groups in society — the clergy and the aristocracy — had about time. The different ways that these two classes regarded time helps to account both for their approach to acquirin…
Aristocratic families and social stability in eleventh-century Provence
For many aristocratic families in southern France and Catalonia, the eleventh century was a period marked by a series of challenges to their estates, and therefore to their economic and social well-being. Studies on this subject have shown that these families responded by turning inward, relying upon the strengths and sacrifices of each of its members, and by adopting an aggressively defensive posture towards the rest of society. While this tight…
Nobles et noblesse dans la Provence médiévale (Ca. 850-1100)
Depuis la publication, en 1902, de l'étude de Guilhiermoz, Essai sur les origines de la noblesse en France, le sujet n'a pas cessé d'alimenter une importante littérature. Le problème, de loin le plus crucial et le plus controversé que toutes ces études se proposent de résoudre, est de déterminer ce qu'il faut entendre par le mot noble. Certaines qualités ou fonctions étaient-elles jugées nécessaires pour devenir membre de cette élite sociale ? Il…
Les conflits entre clercs et laïcs dans la Provence du XIe siècle
In the many conflicts opposing the Church and lay aristocracy in the 11th century, the clerks traditionally appear as innocent victims who were unjustly spoliated. A more attentive reading of the sources, all of ecclesiastical origin, shows that the behavior of the laymen was essentially defensive. They were trying to protect, by violence if necessary, their patrimonies, menaced by the concentration of lands that was operating to the Church's pro…
"Comment on Marianne Shapiro's "The Provençal Trobairitz and the Limits of Courtly Love
Peasant Households in Provence
Carolingian Chronicles. Royal Frankish Annals and Nithard's Histories. With Barbara Rogers
Neorealism, Iranian Style
One of the most remarkable developments in international film of recent memory is the emergence of a vibrant and creative film industry in Iran following the Islamic Revolution of 1979. In light of worldwide acclaim for the work of Iranian filmmakers, scholars have pointed to a strong similarity between the style of these films and those of post-war Italian Neorealist filmmakers. By analyzing the works of three of Iran's leading directors, Abbas …
Les conflits entre clercs et laïcs dans la Provence du XIe siècle
In the many conflicts opposing the Church and lay aristocracy in the 11th century, the clerks traditionally appear as innocent victims who were unjustly spoliated. A more attentive reading of the sources, all of ecclesiastical origin, shows that the behavior of the laymen was essentially defensive. They were trying to protect, by violence if necessary, their patrimonies, menaced by the concentration of lands that was operating to the Church's pro…
Precarial grants
Throughout the middle ages, the possession and ownership of land was not only the primary source of wealth and power, but of disputes and violence as well. In this regard, one of the least obvious but nonetheless fundamental elements was the attitude that the two dominant groups in society — the clergy and the aristocracy — had about time. The different ways that these two classes regarded time helps to account both for their approach to acquirin…
Peasant Households in Provence
La Transformation de la Société Paysanne en Provence Médiévale
L'image populaire du paysan médiéval est riche de contradictions. Alors qu'il remplissait un rôle économique fondamental et que, par conséquent, il aurait dû faire l'objet des plus grands égards, il était celui qui, dans la société de l'époque, souffrait de l'exploitation la plus implacable. Alors qu'il n'était pas un guerrier et ne prenait aucune part dans les conflits armés, il subissait régulièrement en temps de guerre des pertes plus lourdes …
Païens et mauvais chrétiens
Das Verlangen zu Arklären, warum das Böse im Leben eines Jeden auftaucht, ist ein grundlegender Aspekt des menschlichen Daseins. Für die provenzalischen Kleriker des 10. und 11. Jh. hatte das Böse zwei Ursachen : die Sarazenen und die raublustigen Adligen, die beide Gewalttätigkeiten und Zerstörung hervorriefen. Das Ziel dieser Untersuchung ist zu erklären, warum der Klerus auf sehr unterschiedliche Weise über die gleichartigen Handlungen dieser …
Peasant Households in Provence
Carolingian Chronicles. Royal Frankish Annals and Nithard's Histories. With Barbara Rogers
"Comment on Marianne Shapiro's "The Provençal Trobairitz and the Limits of Courtly Love
Les conflits entre clercs et laïcs dans la Provence du XIe siècle
In the many conflicts opposing the Church and lay aristocracy in the 11th century, the clerks traditionally appear as innocent victims who were unjustly spoliated. A more attentive reading of the sources, all of ecclesiastical origin, shows that the behavior of the laymen was essentially defensive. They were trying to protect, by violence if necessary, their patrimonies, menaced by the concentration of lands that was operating to the Church's pro…
Nobles et noblesse dans la Provence médiévale (Ca. 850-1100)
Depuis la publication, en 1902, de l'étude de Guilhiermoz, Essai sur les origines de la noblesse en France, le sujet n'a pas cessé d'alimenter une importante littérature. Le problème, de loin le plus crucial et le plus controversé que toutes ces études se proposent de résoudre, est de déterminer ce qu'il faut entendre par le mot noble. Certaines qualités ou fonctions étaient-elles jugées nécessaires pour devenir membre de cette élite sociale ? Il…
Aristocratic families and social stability in eleventh-century Provence
For many aristocratic families in southern France and Catalonia, the eleventh century was a period marked by a series of challenges to their estates, and therefore to their economic and social well-being. Studies on this subject have shown that these families responded by turning inward, relying upon the strengths and sacrifices of each of its members, and by adopting an aggressively defensive posture towards the rest of society. While this tight…
Precarial grants
Throughout the middle ages, the possession and ownership of land was not only the primary source of wealth and power, but of disputes and violence as well. In this regard, one of the least obvious but nonetheless fundamental elements was the attitude that the two dominant groups in society — the clergy and the aristocracy — had about time. The different ways that these two classes regarded time helps to account both for their approach to acquirin…
Païens et mauvais chrétiens
Das Verlangen zu Arklären, warum das Böse im Leben eines Jeden auftaucht, ist ein grundlegender Aspekt des menschlichen Daseins. Für die provenzalischen Kleriker des 10. und 11. Jh. hatte das Böse zwei Ursachen : die Sarazenen und die raublustigen Adligen, die beide Gewalttätigkeiten und Zerstörung hervorriefen. Das Ziel dieser Untersuchung ist zu erklären, warum der Klerus auf sehr unterschiedliche Weise über die gleichartigen Handlungen dieser …
Une famille de la noblesse provençale au moyen âge
Aix-en-Provence
La Transformation de la Société Paysanne en Provence Médiévale
L'image populaire du paysan médiéval est riche de contradictions. Alors qu'il remplissait un rôle économique fondamental et que, par conséquent, il aurait dû faire l'objet des plus grands égards, il était celui qui, dans la société de l'époque, souffrait de l'exploitation la plus implacable. Alors qu'il n'était pas un guerrier et ne prenait aucune part dans les conflits armés, il subissait régulièrement en temps de guerre des pertes plus lourdes …
The Reordering of Society in Medieval Provence
Between Pit and Pendulum, Women in the Middle Ages
"Between Pit and Pendulum, Women in the Middle Ages." History: Reviews of New Books, 24(1), pp. 27–28
Monks, Aristocrats, and Power in Eleventh Century Provence
Des le debut du XIe siecle, les moines de Provence, comme ceux des autres regions de France, se sont plaints a maintes reprises des menaces qui pesaient sur leurs domaines monastiques de la part des puissants, alors que leurs documents revelent qu'ils avaient scrupuleusement acquis leurs terres selon la loi. Mais, bien que le probleme de la propriete monastique pendant ce siecle soit extremement complexe, cet article en traite un seul aspect, a s…
Donations-ventes ou ventes-donations
Neorealism, Iranian Style
One of the most remarkable developments in international film of recent memory is the emergence of a vibrant and creative film industry in Iran following the Islamic Revolution of 1979. In light of worldwide acclaim for the work of Iranian filmmakers, scholars have pointed to a strong similarity between the style of these films and those of post-war Italian Neorealist filmmakers. By analyzing the works of three of Iran's leading directors, Abbas …
The Birth of a Nation and the Making of the Naacp
With the appearance of D. W. Griffith's 1915 racist epic, The Birth of a Nation , the six-year-old NAACP reluctantly organized a campaign to ban the film entirely or at least to censor its most offensive elements. Although this struggle was a failure, it helped transform the association in ways no one could have imagined at the outset. Up to this point, the issues the NAACP had taken up, such as housing segregation and lynching, focussed primaril…
Austin Stoneman
For both artistic and personal reasons, D.W. Griffith was drawn to melodrama, and his most influential work, The Birth of a Nation, is, in almost every way, a fully realized melodramatic work. As is typical of this style, the story is presented as a clearly delineated struggle between, on the one side, the good and right and, on the other, the wicked and wrong. In the end, of course, the former triumphs over the latter. With but one exception, al…
Untouched by the Conflict
Untouched by the Conflict introduces readers to the world of a middle-class Pennsylvania college student between 1862 and 1865. Located just thirty miles from Gettysburg, Dickinson College (chartered in 1783) was a traditional liberal arts college, with an all-male population of 116 students, forty-nine of whom came from slaveholding states. Although the book's title suggests that it will include little if anything about the war, at the very leas…
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