Anna Anisimova
Biographic Data
| ID | 5051690 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anna Anisimova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anna |
| FAMILY NAME | Anisimova |
| SIGNATURE | ANISIMOVA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of World History |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3648-9325 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Regulating River Fishing in Medieval England
The article examines the regulation of river fishing in medieval England, which began in the early 13th century with the Magna Carta. It was prompted by several factors: the desire to ensure the safety of navigation on rivers dammed by various fishing gear, the need to preserve the number of individuals, especially fry and spawn, for subsequent reproduction in order to maintain the proper level of provision of the population with fish. Religious …
Borough Court in a Seigneurial Town
This article examines the phenomenon of the “borough court” using the example of monastic towns in south-eastern England. This institution was generally uncharacteristic of these towns, as the administration of justice was in the hands of the monastic lord, especially since the latter often enjoyed significant privileges in this area. However, emerging urban communities sought access to justice. An analysis of eleven examples where there are refe…
On the Privileges of the Cinque Ports
The article analyses the statute of Richard II (6 Richard II, stat. 1, c. 9) concerning the prohibition of victualling for the urban officials as long as they remain in official capacity and its local application on the example of the towns-members of the Confederation of the Cinque Ports, a highly privileged association of ports in the south-east England. The study of the urban charters and custumals of the 14th — 16th centuries has revealed tha…
Исторические кожевенные французские традиции в реставрацииHistorical French Tannery Traditions in Restoration
Изделия из кожи появились в истории человечества раньше текстиля — это была одежда и предметы труда первостепенной значимости. Актуальность использования кожи в разных сферах жизни человека не снижается и до наших дней, но это уже скорее предметы роскоши, среди которых важное место занимают аксессуары. Аксессуары изготавливаются либо полностью из кожи, либо имеют кожаные элементы. Значимость аксессуаров как деталей костюма и быта была в истории ч…
The Date of a Town’s Foundation as an Argument in the Debates on Its Status
The article investigates one possible argument in a dispute about the (burghal) status of a medieval settlement typical for seigneurial towns of medieval England. It is the date of the foundation or appearance of the town in question. Having a burghal status implied that the settlement would have certain right sand privileges, that’s whyt owns people usually tried to proveit by different means, while their lord, especially if it was a monastic on…
Statutes in English Monastic Cartularies
Medieval English monastic houses were used to compile collections of various texts important for them for some reason. There are a number of such cartularies and registers, mostly dated to the 13—15th centuries. Their contents were usually concerned with proving of ownership rights of a religious house (writs, property deeds, rentals, etc.). However, there are copies of some legislative monuments. The content analysis of such compilations allows …
Poor Relief in an English Medieval Town (the Case of Monastic Town of Reading)
In the article, the example of Reading, a town situated in south-east England, is used to investigate the issue of poor relief in an English medieval town. A distinguishing characteristic of this particular town was that it remained under the monastic rule (local abbey) during the Middle Ages. This fact allows us to discuss the combination and coexistence of monastic and urban charities, in particular, their policy and actions for poor relief. Th…
Actualization of Medieval Heritage in a Present-Day English Town
The article discusses the handling of the medieval past of English town sat the beginning of the 21stcentury. It isa case-study of Dunstablein Bedfordshire where there was conceived and implemented the project “Medieval Dunstable”. This example allow susto demonstrate the way the Middle Ages can be recreated in a place where there is little in terms of tangible medieval heritage, despite a spectacular medieval history. It also brings attention to…
Royal Officials in English Monastic Towns
The article deals with the role of representatives of royal authority in the governance of a seigneurial town on the example of an English monastic town, i.e. a town under the monastic lordship. Extensive monastic privileges pertaining to a justice system and keeping of peace implied practically complete exclusion of these towns from the jurisdiction of, for example, a sheriff (local administration) or itinerary judges (eyres, representatives of …
The Immunity of the Cinque Ports
The article analyses the applicable scope of the right of the Cinque Ports, the Confederation of the ports of southeast England. This right is based on a number of privileges granted to the Confederation and was also recorded in the custumals of its towns-members. Moreover, there was a procedural practice of appeal to this right, and the legal cases were transferred to a special judicial institution — the court of Shepway. However, with time some…
The Use of Rolls in Monastic Towns of Medieval England (13th — 16th Centuries)
Rolls played a prominent role among the governmental records of England for a long time, encompassing paperwork of many spheres — administrative, judiciary, financial, etc. Reflection of this tendency on a lower, local level of a small town can be investigated on the example of English monastic towns. The emergence and development of these urban communities within the frame of monastic lordship allows us to trace their record production and bookk…
The Nature of an Urban Association
The article is an attempt to analyse the nature of a medieval urban association through the comparison of two urban unions — the Cinque Ports of England and the German Hanse. Several issued are taken under consideration: the composition of an association, membership, the aim, organisational structure, the relationship between members of the association, the relations with the authorities, and the successfulness of an association. A special emphas…
Urban Legal Culture as Reflected by a Monastic Chronicle (13th-century England)
The article deals with the information on law history that can be extracted from the sources, not legal. The research is based on the way the urban law is reflected in the monastic chronicle composed in Dunstable priory (Bedfordshire, England), mostly during the 13th century. The town in itself was not the focus of this chronicle, as its authors were more interested in the rights and privileges of their monastic house. However, as Dunstable was a…
The Codification of the Custumals of the Cinque Ports
The diversity of the members of the Confederation of the Cinque Ports comprising towns of different levels of development as well as of various lordship situation, a relative ease of the admittance into the confederation, together with substantial privileges and rights due to their members — all these pose a question concerning the way these privileges were really distributed and maintained, the way the Cinque Ports’ membership and a special rela…
Where the Choir Was, Now Grass Grows”
Normative Documents as a Source on Actual Practices of a Medieval Town (Based on the Borough Archive of Faversham)
Burgage Tenure in Small Towns (on the Example of English Monastic Towns)
Who Made Decisions in English Monastic Towns of the 13th — 15th Centuries
ЭНОЖ «История» - — уникальное сетевое периодическое издание, в котором собраны научные и учебно-методические статьи ведущих отечественных и зарубежных историков, отражающие результаты современных исследований. Входит в базы данных научных цитирований
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Who Made Decisions in English Monastic Towns of the 13th — 15th Centuries
ЭНОЖ «История» - — уникальное сетевое периодическое издание, в котором собраны научные и учебно-методические статьи ведущих отечественных и зарубежных историков, отражающие результаты современных исследований. Входит в базы данных научных цитирований
Normative Documents as a Source on Actual Practices of a Medieval Town (Based on the Borough Archive of Faversham)
Burgage Tenure in Small Towns (on the Example of English Monastic Towns)
Where the Choir Was, Now Grass Grows”
Urban Legal Culture as Reflected by a Monastic Chronicle (13th-century England)
The article deals with the information on law history that can be extracted from the sources, not legal. The research is based on the way the urban law is reflected in the monastic chronicle composed in Dunstable priory (Bedfordshire, England), mostly during the 13th century. The town in itself was not the focus of this chronicle, as its authors were more interested in the rights and privileges of their monastic house. However, as Dunstable was a…
The Codification of the Custumals of the Cinque Ports
The diversity of the members of the Confederation of the Cinque Ports comprising towns of different levels of development as well as of various lordship situation, a relative ease of the admittance into the confederation, together with substantial privileges and rights due to their members — all these pose a question concerning the way these privileges were really distributed and maintained, the way the Cinque Ports’ membership and a special rela…
The Use of Rolls in Monastic Towns of Medieval England (13th — 16th Centuries)
Rolls played a prominent role among the governmental records of England for a long time, encompassing paperwork of many spheres — administrative, judiciary, financial, etc. Reflection of this tendency on a lower, local level of a small town can be investigated on the example of English monastic towns. The emergence and development of these urban communities within the frame of monastic lordship allows us to trace their record production and bookk…
The Nature of an Urban Association
The article is an attempt to analyse the nature of a medieval urban association through the comparison of two urban unions — the Cinque Ports of England and the German Hanse. Several issued are taken under consideration: the composition of an association, membership, the aim, organisational structure, the relationship between members of the association, the relations with the authorities, and the successfulness of an association. A special emphas…
Royal Officials in English Monastic Towns
The article deals with the role of representatives of royal authority in the governance of a seigneurial town on the example of an English monastic town, i.e. a town under the monastic lordship. Extensive monastic privileges pertaining to a justice system and keeping of peace implied practically complete exclusion of these towns from the jurisdiction of, for example, a sheriff (local administration) or itinerary judges (eyres, representatives of …
The Immunity of the Cinque Ports
The article analyses the applicable scope of the right of the Cinque Ports, the Confederation of the ports of southeast England. This right is based on a number of privileges granted to the Confederation and was also recorded in the custumals of its towns-members. Moreover, there was a procedural practice of appeal to this right, and the legal cases were transferred to a special judicial institution — the court of Shepway. However, with time some…
Actualization of Medieval Heritage in a Present-Day English Town
The article discusses the handling of the medieval past of English town sat the beginning of the 21stcentury. It isa case-study of Dunstablein Bedfordshire where there was conceived and implemented the project “Medieval Dunstable”. This example allow susto demonstrate the way the Middle Ages can be recreated in a place where there is little in terms of tangible medieval heritage, despite a spectacular medieval history. It also brings attention to…
Исторические кожевенные французские традиции в реставрацииHistorical French Tannery Traditions in Restoration
Изделия из кожи появились в истории человечества раньше текстиля — это была одежда и предметы труда первостепенной значимости. Актуальность использования кожи в разных сферах жизни человека не снижается и до наших дней, но это уже скорее предметы роскоши, среди которых важное место занимают аксессуары. Аксессуары изготавливаются либо полностью из кожи, либо имеют кожаные элементы. Значимость аксессуаров как деталей костюма и быта была в истории ч…
The Date of a Town’s Foundation as an Argument in the Debates on Its Status
The article investigates one possible argument in a dispute about the (burghal) status of a medieval settlement typical for seigneurial towns of medieval England. It is the date of the foundation or appearance of the town in question. Having a burghal status implied that the settlement would have certain right sand privileges, that’s whyt owns people usually tried to proveit by different means, while their lord, especially if it was a monastic on…
Statutes in English Monastic Cartularies
Medieval English monastic houses were used to compile collections of various texts important for them for some reason. There are a number of such cartularies and registers, mostly dated to the 13—15th centuries. Their contents were usually concerned with proving of ownership rights of a religious house (writs, property deeds, rentals, etc.). However, there are copies of some legislative monuments. The content analysis of such compilations allows …
Poor Relief in an English Medieval Town (the Case of Monastic Town of Reading)
In the article, the example of Reading, a town situated in south-east England, is used to investigate the issue of poor relief in an English medieval town. A distinguishing characteristic of this particular town was that it remained under the monastic rule (local abbey) during the Middle Ages. This fact allows us to discuss the combination and coexistence of monastic and urban charities, in particular, their policy and actions for poor relief. Th…
On the Privileges of the Cinque Ports
The article analyses the statute of Richard II (6 Richard II, stat. 1, c. 9) concerning the prohibition of victualling for the urban officials as long as they remain in official capacity and its local application on the example of the towns-members of the Confederation of the Cinque Ports, a highly privileged association of ports in the south-east England. The study of the urban charters and custumals of the 14th — 16th centuries has revealed tha…
Regulating River Fishing in Medieval England
The article examines the regulation of river fishing in medieval England, which began in the early 13th century with the Magna Carta. It was prompted by several factors: the desire to ensure the safety of navigation on rivers dammed by various fishing gear, the need to preserve the number of individuals, especially fry and spawn, for subsequent reproduction in order to maintain the proper level of provision of the population with fish. Religious …
Borough Court in a Seigneurial Town
This article examines the phenomenon of the “borough court” using the example of monastic towns in south-eastern England. This institution was generally uncharacteristic of these towns, as the administration of justice was in the hands of the monastic lord, especially since the latter often enjoyed significant privileges in this area. However, emerging urban communities sought access to justice. An analysis of eleven examples where there are refe…
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