Sébastien Rossignol
Biographic Data
| ID | 3767137 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sébastien Rossignol |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sébastien |
| FAMILY NAME | Rossignol |
| SIGNATURE | ROSSIGNOL S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Memorial University of Newfoundland |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Crisis of the 14th Century: Teleconnections between Environmental and Societal Change
Günther Bock, Adel, Kirche und Herrschaft. Die Unterelbe als Kontaktraum im europäischen Kontext des 10. bis 13. Jahrhunderts
Günther Bock présente une étude d’histoire régionale consacrée au territoire de la Basse-Elbe du xe au xiiie siècles, et plus exactement aux familles nobles dominantes de la région durant cette période. Pour les xie et xiie siècles, l’histoire de cette région est surtout connue par le biais du chroniqueur Helmold, prêtre et missionnaire du village de Bosau. Bock s’insurge contre le fait que la recherche historique se soit appuyée à peu près exclu…
Christa Canitz, editor of Florilegium (vol. 22-33)
Christa Canitz, éditrice de Florilegium (vol. 22-33)
Visualizing Reading Practices in the Late Middle Ages: Images in a Book of Hours Held at Memorial University
This article studies the images and the Latin and French texts in a Book of Hours of Premonstratensian Use held at Memorial University Libraries. While the Annunciation scene in Books of Hours has been the subject of numerous studies, the Pentecost scene representing Mary reading to the Apostles has received limited attention in research. The article assesses the meaning of these images and their possible connection to reading practices in late m…
Lucie Malbos , Les ports des mers nordiques à l'époque viking ( vii e - x e siècle) , Turnhout, Brepols, 2017 (Collection Haut Moyen Âge 27), 453 p
The Middle Ages by Johannes Fried
The Middle Ages, par Johannes Fried, trad. Peter Lewis. Cambridge & London, The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2015. xi, 580 pp. 35,00$ US (broche). Ce volume de Johannes Fried, traduction americaine d'un livre paru dans sa version originale allemande en 2009, se veut une presentation de la periode appelee > sans vouloir en faire un > ou pretendre qu'il s'agirait d'une > (viii-ix); > n'est compris par Fried que comme un millenaire des…
The authority and charter usage of female rulers in medieval Silesia, c .1200– c .1330
Although the authority enjoyed by noblewomen and female rulers in medieval Europe varied considerably according to time and place, a constant factor was that, among women, widows had the broadest latitude to act independently. The social acceptance of noblewomen's authority and leading role is well documented in charters, which reveal their influence and legal agency in several contexts – as witnesses, consent givers, seal owners and issuers of t…
Bilingualism in Medieval Europe: Germans and Slavs in Helmold of Bosau's Chronicle
Having described the countries of the “numerous peoples of the Slavs,” the late twelfth-century chronicler Helmold of Bosau added, “If you consider Hungary as a part of Slavania, as some would suggest, because it does not differ by customs or by language, the area of the Slavic language extends so far that a proper estimate is quite lacking.” These few words indicate how clearly local the chronicler's horizon was—the farther away from Wagria, the…
Civitas in Early Medieval Central Europe—Stronghold or District
Several generations of historians and archaeologists have debated the meaning of the word civitas used in Frankish sources in the 9th and 10th centuries. This argument principally involves a short geographical tract whose anonymous author is known as the so-called ‘Bavarian Geographer’. The 9th-century civitas has been interpreted as designating either a stronghold or, according to the definition in classical Latin, a district. Although the forme…
Ad libros !: Mélanges d’études médiévales offerts à Denise Angers et Joseph-Claude Poulin
Ad libros ! « Aux livres ! », ce cri attribué à dom Guillaume de Raynald au moment où le feu ravageait la Grande Chartreuse lors de l'incendie de 1371 est à la fois une injonction et un élan que tout médiéviste peut reprendre à son compte : élan du chercheur vers ses sources, injonction du professeur à ses élèves. Ces deux mots latins, qui ont servi de devise à Denise Angers et Joseph-Claude Poulin, forment donc un titre idéal pour des mélanges q…
Civitas in Early Medieval Central Europe—Stronghold or District
Several generations of historians and archaeologists have debated the meaning of the word civitas used in Frankish sources in the 9th and 10th centuries. This argument principally involves a short geographical tract whose anonymous author is known as the so-called ‘Bavarian Geographer’. The 9th-century civitas has been interpreted as designating either a stronghold or, according to the definition in classical Latin, a district. Although the forme…
Ad libros !: Mélanges d’études médiévales offerts à Denise Angers et Joseph-Claude Poulin
Ad libros ! « Aux livres ! », ce cri attribué à dom Guillaume de Raynald au moment où le feu ravageait la Grande Chartreuse lors de l'incendie de 1371 est à la fois une injonction et un élan que tout médiéviste peut reprendre à son compte : élan du chercheur vers ses sources, injonction du professeur à ses élèves. Ces deux mots latins, qui ont servi de devise à Denise Angers et Joseph-Claude Poulin, forment donc un titre idéal pour des mélanges q…
Civitas in Early Medieval Central Europe—Stronghold or District
Several generations of historians and archaeologists have debated the meaning of the word civitas used in Frankish sources in the 9th and 10th centuries. This argument principally involves a short geographical tract whose anonymous author is known as the so-called ‘Bavarian Geographer’. The 9th-century civitas has been interpreted as designating either a stronghold or, according to the definition in classical Latin, a district. Although the forme…
The authority and charter usage of female rulers in medieval Silesia, c .1200– c .1330
Although the authority enjoyed by noblewomen and female rulers in medieval Europe varied considerably according to time and place, a constant factor was that, among women, widows had the broadest latitude to act independently. The social acceptance of noblewomen's authority and leading role is well documented in charters, which reveal their influence and legal agency in several contexts – as witnesses, consent givers, seal owners and issuers of t…
Bilingualism in Medieval Europe: Germans and Slavs in Helmold of Bosau's Chronicle
Having described the countries of the “numerous peoples of the Slavs,” the late twelfth-century chronicler Helmold of Bosau added, “If you consider Hungary as a part of Slavania, as some would suggest, because it does not differ by customs or by language, the area of the Slavic language extends so far that a proper estimate is quite lacking.” These few words indicate how clearly local the chronicler's horizon was—the farther away from Wagria, the…
The Middle Ages by Johannes Fried
The Middle Ages, par Johannes Fried, trad. Peter Lewis. Cambridge & London, The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2015. xi, 580 pp. 35,00$ US (broche). Ce volume de Johannes Fried, traduction americaine d'un livre paru dans sa version originale allemande en 2009, se veut une presentation de la periode appelee > sans vouloir en faire un > ou pretendre qu'il s'agirait d'une > (viii-ix); > n'est compris par Fried que comme un millenaire des…
Lucie Malbos , Les ports des mers nordiques à l'époque viking ( vii e - x e siècle) , Turnhout, Brepols, 2017 (Collection Haut Moyen Âge 27), 453 p
Christa Canitz, editor of Florilegium (vol. 22-33)
Christa Canitz, éditrice de Florilegium (vol. 22-33)
Visualizing Reading Practices in the Late Middle Ages: Images in a Book of Hours Held at Memorial University
This article studies the images and the Latin and French texts in a Book of Hours of Premonstratensian Use held at Memorial University Libraries. While the Annunciation scene in Books of Hours has been the subject of numerous studies, the Pentecost scene representing Mary reading to the Apostles has received limited attention in research. The article assesses the meaning of these images and their possible connection to reading practices in late m…
Günther Bock, Adel, Kirche und Herrschaft. Die Unterelbe als Kontaktraum im europäischen Kontext des 10. bis 13. Jahrhunderts
Günther Bock présente une étude d’histoire régionale consacrée au territoire de la Basse-Elbe du xe au xiiie siècles, et plus exactement aux familles nobles dominantes de la région durant cette période. Pour les xie et xiie siècles, l’histoire de cette région est surtout connue par le biais du chroniqueur Helmold, prêtre et missionnaire du village de Bosau. Bock s’insurge contre le fait que la recherche historique se soit appuyée à peu près exclu…
The Crisis of the 14th Century: Teleconnections between Environmental and Societal Change
Art (11 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · History (5 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Medieval Literature and History (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Classics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (3 works) · History (3 works)