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Montaillou

The Promised Land of Error

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ID24197206
AutoresBarbara Bray, Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie
Ano1978
Páginas383
Data de publicação1978-01-01
Open AccessNão
TipoBOOK
PeriódicoMontaillou (SOURCE_BOOK)
EditoraG. Braziller (PUBLISHER)
Open LibraryOL4539720M
ISBN9780807608753
IdiomaEN
Citações recebidas184

"Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie has had a success which few historians experience and which is usually reserved for the winner of the Prix Goncourt...Montaillou, which is the reconstruction of the social life of a medieval village, has been acclaimed by the experts as a masterpiece of ethnographic history and by the public as a sensational revelation of the thoughts, feelings, and activities of the ordinary people of the past."―Times Literary Supplement. With a new introduction by author Le Roy Ladurie, this special edition offers a fascinating history of a fourteenth-century village, Montaillou, in the mountainous region of southern France, almost destroyed by internal feuds and religious heterodoxy. Ladurie's portrait is based on a detailed register of Jacques Fournier, Bishop of Pamiers and future Pope Benedict XII, who conducted rigorous inquisition into heresy within his diocese. Fournier was a consummate inquisitor, an acute psychologist who was able to elicit from the accused the innermost secrets of their thoughts and actions. He was pitiless in the pursuit of error, and meticulous in recording that pursuit. LeRoy Ladurie analyzes the behavior, demography, social mentality, and cosmology of the community of peasants and shepherds, and vividly evokes the daily life of the village and mountain pastures. His portrait of Montaillou is dominated by the personal histories of two men: the curé Pierre Clergue, a brutal and powerful man who placed his enemies in the hands of the inquisitor; and the shepherd Pierre Maury, a friend of the Albigensian perfecti and a fatalist who returned from Spain to disappear in the inquisitor's prison in his own country. Montaillou, which has received even more praise than LeRoy Ladurie's earlier work, provides a portrait of a fascinating place with a dark, intriguing history.

15.70 history of Europe · 987-1515 · Albigenses · Alfons und Rita Bauer · Alltag · Case studies · Catharists · Catholic church · Christian sects · Country life · Dagelijks leven · Europe · France · France Montaillou · Geschlechterbeziehung · Historia · History · Inquisitie · Inquisition · Jahrhundert, 14 · Katharen · Katharer · La nder, Gebiete, Vo lker // Montaillou · La ndlicher Raum · Landleben · Manners and customs · Medieval Civilization · Medieval period · Montaillou · Relations · Religión · Religion · Religious life and customs · Social life and customs · Soziale Verha ltnisse · Studies · Vida social y costumbres · Villages · Wirtschaft Gesellschaft

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