Charité bien ordonnée. Acteurs et institutions de la tsédaqah en Europe méditerranéenne au bas Moyen Âge by Claude Denjean, Juliette Sibon, Claire Soussen

“…Although the sources are incomplete and scattered because of the loss and of the dispersal of the medieval Jewish communities’ archives, the comparison with the Christian majority’s charities reveals a Jewish specificity: the medieval Jews developed more varied kinds of charity than the Christians and the nature of their actions was more «social» than «religious». …”
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Babuinare by Joana Antunes

“…Commonly known for their prolix and heterodox nature, the margins of medieval art present us with a vast array of figures, themes, and representational strategies that deserve to be questioned and learned about. …”
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St. Genevieve in the Revolution : Sylvain Maréchal’s Counter-History by Sheila Delany

“…Delany is author of many articles and books in medieval and early modern literature and culture including on Chaucer, Christine de Pizan, Elias Levita and others. …”
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Sacré Graal ! et le détournement cinématographique by Justine Breton

“…Medieval imagery is animated, shaken up or sometimes put at risk, in order to serve the numerous comical processes used in the movie. …”
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Espaces, ouvertures et organes de circulation en hauteur dans l’église romane by Sébastien Biay, Annick Gagné

“…The study of upper spaces in medieval churches calls for a multidisciplinary approach – monumental archaeology, art history, history of liturgy and of medieval text. …”
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En marge de l’histoire : les fictions médiévales et Gérard Genette by Isabelle Delage-Béland

“…Medieval literature thus appears less as a screen on which to project modern theories than as a real interlocutor in the still current discussions on fiction.…”
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The Monsters of Geoffrey Chaucer: The Miller in The General Prologue and the Miller in The Reeve’s Tale in The Canterbury Tales by Nazan Yıldız

“…The medieval universe was captivated by composite monsters like manticores and centaurs which adorned the margins of manuscripts and tales of medieval man. …”
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Les actes diplomatiques, instrument d’analyse des réseaux épiscopaux dans le monde franc (viie-milieu xie siècle) by Laurent Jégou, Stéphane Lamassé

“…Early medieval bishops were undoubtedly powerful men, inserted in networks of power. …”
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La principauté médiévale savoyarde by Florentin Briffaz

“…The medieval principality of Savoy offers a real case for studying the political uses of the medieval past in the 21st century, in a contemporary transnational context. …”
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Les médiévistes et l’histoire des femmes et du genre : douze ans de recherche by Didier Lett, Camille Noûs

“…This is welcomed for the future of medieval studies.…”
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An iron axe head from historical times discovered in Jaroszowice (Wadowice district) by Joanna Chowaniak, Michał Wojenka

“…Głosek’s typology, the find can be classified as type VIII and dated in a broad time frame of the late medieval and the early post-medieval period. …”
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Mesa Redonda Complex (Villaverde del Río, Seville): a tell above the Lower Guadalquivir Valley by Marta Diaz-Zorita Bonilla, Martin Bartelheim, Döbereiner Chala-Aldana, Javier Escudero Carrillo, Francisco José García Fernández, Eduardo Ferrer Albelda, Pablo Garrido González, Fernando Daza Pastrana

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Les archives médiévales dans la genizah du Caire : registres des tribunaux rabbiniques et pratiques d’archivage reconstituées by Judith Olszowy-Schlanger

“…No institutional archives of Jewish communities of the medieval Near East and North Africa have been preserved. …”
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Pilgrims Speaking Angry Words: Change and Anger in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales by Huriye Reis

“…Medieval literature presents emotions such as anger as negative and destructive for the development of the medieval subject and society and defines anger not as a positive constructive affect but as an emotive reaction that should be suppressed, controlled or avoided. …”
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Une nouvelle approche du Morte d’Arthur de Malory au XXe siècle : la réécriture musicale de Lerner et Loewe by Justine Breton

“…Medieval literature is generally unknown, and is mainly addressed by numerous rewritings and adaptations through different media. …”
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Producing the Bestiary by Ilya Dines

“…In this paper, I investigate the relationship between the text and the images in medieval Latin bestiary manuscripts. Medieval bestiaries, which are derived from the ancient Physiologus, comprise a nearly 1800-year-old tradition and have spawned several hundreds of copies throughout Europe, including a smaller subset of Latin bestiaries. …”
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Perception and treatment of melancholy in the writings of Hildegard of Bingen (c. 1098-1179) by Eglė Sakalauskaitë-Juodeikienë

“… Hildegard of Bingen (c. 1098-1179) was a medieval nun and an abbess, a mystic, a composer, a poet, an author of medical treatises, and one of the few women at the time who wrote both theological and scientific texts. …”
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O casal by André Evangelista Marques

“…This text is a synopsis of a master’s dissertation in Medieval History, focused on the study of the casal, regarded as an unit of space social organization, in the NW of Portugal, along the X-XII centuries. …”
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O Simbolismo das Cores no Livro de José de Arimateia by Pedro Chambel

“…The Book of Joseph of Arimathea is a medieval text probably translated to Portuguese in the XIIIth century, wrote as the first part of the Post-Vulgate cycle. …”
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The Paradox of Averroes by Nur S. Kirabaev

“…Unlike European medieval philosophy, a unique aspect of falsafa was that it was neither regarded as nor aspired to be a servant of religion. …”
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