Caroline Goodson Anne E. Lester and Carol Symes
Ashgate
Hardback
425
Medieval Cities Texts and Social Networks offers a new interpretation of the pre-modern urban past by highlighting contemporary experiences of the city and their mediation through written visual and environmental evidence. Comprising of twelve essays that model important new ways of re-imagining the urban world it points to significant patterns of socialisation in medieval urban milieus particularly with respect to the role of sanctity the evolution of charitable landscapes and the coalescence of formal institutions and informal networks of human interaction.
Ashgate
Hardback
425
Medieval Cities Texts and Social Networks offers a new interpretation of the pre-modern urban past by highlighting contemporary experiences of the city and their mediation through written visual and environmental evidence. Comprising of twelve essays that model important new ways of re-imagining the urban world it points to significant patterns of socialisation in medieval urban milieus particularly with respect to the role of sanctity the evolution of charitable landscapes and the coalescence of formal institutions and informal networks of human interaction.