European national poetry, Islam and the defeat of the medieval Church

European national poetry, Islam and the defeat of the medieval Church

Source :

• Nations and Nationalism [ 1354-5078 ] ; 2012-10.

English descriptors

• Entity :
  • org : Austria/Has, Blackwell Publishing Ltd, Bulgaria and Romania, Bulgaria, Mihail Eminescu, Congress, Croatia, Nicholas Zrinyi, France and Russia, France and Spain, France, Sicily, Sardinia, Malta and parts, France, Torquato Tasso, Germany, Norway, Denmark, Italy, England and Wales, Greece, Albania, Serbia, Montenegro, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Russia and Ukraine, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania and Serbia, Greece, Petar, Greece, Serbia and Montenegro, Hungary and Mikhail Lomonosov, Hungary, Europe, Kosovo Fields, Poland, and Charles of Lorraine, Portugal, Pierre, Romania and Gjergj Fishta, Serbia/ Montenegro, Hristo Botev, Spain and France, Spain and Lombard Italy, Syria, Palestine, Egypt and North Africa.
  • pers : Anthony D. Smith, Antonios Achelis, Asia Minor, Balkan, Charles Martel, Christian Basques, Christian Church, Christian Kings, Daniel Varoujan, Dante, David Aberbach, David Elmer, Dionysios Solomos, Domino Gloria, Elizabeth Sotir, Geoffrey Chaucer, George Castriota, Halevi, Ivan Gundulic, Ivan Pidkova, Jan Sobieski, John, John Hutchinson, John Sobieski, Jonathan Sacks, King David, King Peter, Luis de Camões, Marko Marulik, Nicholas Watson, Njegoš, Orlando Innamorato, Panagiotis Roilos, Pierre de Ronsard, Portuguese, Rigas Velestinlis, Rodrigo de Vivar, Roman Church, Roman Emperors, Sultan Suleiman, Taras Shevchenko, Tasso, Vlad Tepes.
  • place : Albania, America, Anatolia, Antalya, Antioch, Athens, Bulgaria, Byzantine Empire, Carlisle, Ceuta, Constantinople, Cyprus, Europe, Ferrara, France, Germany, Granada, Greece, Holy Roman Empire, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Istanbul, Italy, Jerusalem, Jordan, Kingdom of Jerusalem, Kosovo, Malta, Metz, Mohács, Morocco, Norfolk, Ottoman Empire, Poitiers, Poland, Portugal, Regensburg, Rome, Russia, Sorrento, St. Sophia, Troyes, Turkey, Venice, Vienna, York.
• Teeft :
  • Aberbach, Albanian, Ariosto, Balkan, Balkan nationalism, Balkan poetry, Bible translation, British isle, Cambridge university press, Canterbury tale, Charlemagne, Christendom, Christian army, Christian country, Christian europe, Christian land, Christian spain, Columbia university press, Constantinople, Crusade, Crusader, Cultural concern, David aberbach, Early fourteenth century, Early middle age, Early twelfth century, Early twentieth century, Eastern europe, Eastern mediterranean, Eighteenth century, Eighth century, Eleventh century, Eminescu, English translation, Eternal shame, European culture, European nation, European national poetry, European poetry, First crusade, Folk song, Fourteenth century, Franceis murrunt, French epic, French revolution, Furioso, Gerusalemme liberata, Geste, Greek national consciousness, Harmondsworth, Harvard university press, Hebrew bible, Hebrew prophet, Heroic song, Highland lute, Holy land, Holy sepulchre, Iberian peninsula, Ibid, Infidel, Islam, Islamic, Islamic conquest, Islamic rule, Late eleventh century, Latin christendom, Many language, Medieval church, Medieval defeat, Medieval europe, Middle east, Middlesex, Mihail eminescu, Modern greece, More national, Mountain wreath, Muslim, Muslim conquest, Muslim hand, Muslim invader, Muslim invasion, Muslim rule, National identity, National liberation, National movement, National poet, National poetry, Nationalism publishing, Njego, Orlando, Orlando furioso, Ottoman, Ottoman empire, Ottoman rule, Ottoman siege, Ottoman turk, Oxford university press, Penguin, Penguin book, Penguin classic, Pennsylvania press, Political defeat, Princeton university press, Reconquer jerusalem, Roland, Roman empire, Romance language, Russian poetry, Same time, Serbian, Serbian massacre, Sixteenth century, Southwestern europe, Spanish christian, Tara shevchenko, Tasso, Thirteenth century, Trans, Tsarist russia, Turk, Turkish rule, Twelfth century, Twelfth century arthurian romance, Ultimate victory, Universal christian church, Universal church, Vernacular, Vernacular language, Vernacular poem, Western view.

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Affiliations:

• Canada, États-Unis
• Massachusetts, Québec
• Cambridge (Massachusetts), Montréal
• Université Harvard, Université McGill

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