Postcolonialism and the Study of the Middle Ages
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Auteurs : Nadia R. AltschulSource :
- History Compass [ 1478-0542 ] ; 2008-03.
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- org : American Historical Review, Blackwell Publishing Ltd, British India, French Algeria, Columbia University, Duke University, English and American Literary Studies, Harvard University, Hebrew University, Johns Hopkins University, Late Medieval France and England, Latin American Philology, Local Histories and Global Designs, Latin American and Iberian Studies, National Philology, National Writing, North American Medieval Studies, Pennsylvania State University, Princeton University, Rutgers University, Spain and New Spain, The Johns Hopkins University, University of Minnesota Press, University of Pennsylvania Press, Yale University.
- pers : A. Chandler, A. Gurevich, A. J. Frantzen, A. J. Kabir, A. Quayson, A. Taylor, Alonso de Cartagena, An Anthology, B. Anderson, B. Fuchs, Benjamin Anderson, Bruce Holsinger, C. A. Lees, C. Morris, C. W. Bynum, Carolyn Dinshaw, Catherine Brown, Charles St, D. J. Baker, D. S. Brewer, D. T. Gies, D. Williams, David Rojinsky, Don Quixote, E. Karkov, Edward Said, Freedman, G. Gunn, G. M. Spiegel, G. R. Overing, Gabrielle Spiegel, George Duby, H. Bhabha, Hahn, Heather Blurton, Holsinger, Homi, J. Cohen, J. Dagenais, J. J. Cohen, J. Time, J. Wogan-Browne, Jerome Cohen, Johannes Fabian, John M. Ganim, Joseph Bédier, K. Biddick, K. Brownlee, K. Davis, K. O. S. Campbell, Karkov, Kathleen Davis, King Alfred, La Celestina, Leo Africanus, M. R. Warren, M. S. Brownlee, M. Spiegel, M. Uebel, Marc Bloch, Marjorie Chibnall, Michael Uebel, Michelle Hamilton, Michelle Warren, N. Altschul, N. Watson, Nadia Altschul, Norman England, O. S. Campbell, P. C. Ingham, P. Dronke, P. Freedman, Patricia Clare, R. Evans, R. H. Bloch, R. Warren, Roman de Perceforest, Romance Lang, S. G. Nichols, S. Greenblatt, S. Huot, See, Spiegel, Sylvia Huot, T. Hahn, T. Rosenthal, U.S.A. Email, de Pontieu.
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Abstract
This article focuses on the use of postcolonial criticism in the study of the European Middle Ages. It concentrates on two issues critiqued in particular by historians: anachronism and applicability. The article is thus structured around two questions: Why should medievalists explore contemporary postcolonial issues instead of strictly medieval ones? And why should the tools of postcolonial theory be considered applicable to medieval societies and times?
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