Publication: Entre el altar y la corte. Intercambios sociales y culturales hispánicos (siglos XIII-XV)
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2021
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Athenaica
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Las sociedades hispánicas medievales compartieron un amplio y variado caudal de principios y valores comunes en el terreno político, social, cultural y espiritual. Aunque existían elementos propios y exclusivos de cada reino, hubo una sólida base común que permitía una rápida adaptación de los personajes que emigraban a otros territorios vecinos. Las respectivas sociedades cortesanas fueron capaces de entenderse a partir de los rasgos culturales, artísticos, literarios y espirituales que todas tenían en común, y aprovecharon los contactos políticos, familiares e institucionales para enriquecerlos. Un estudio comparado de algunos de estos intercambios permite entender la fisonomía de lo hispánico durante la Baja Edad Media, una época caracterizada por la definición progresiva de los poderes del Estado. Los ejemplos que ofrecen los especialistas que escriben en este volumen nos ofrecen un variado panorama cultural que combina la especialidad temática con el contexto general de la época.
Medieval Hispanic societies shared a wide and varied body of common principles and values in the political, social, cultural and spiritual fields. Although each kingdom had specific or exclusive characteristics, there was a solid common base that allowed a rapid adaptation of the people who emigrated to other neighboring territories. The respective court societies were able to understand each other thanks to the cultural, artistic, literary and spiritual traits that they all had in common, and they took advantage of political, family and institutional contacts to enrich them. A comparative study of some of these exchanges allows us to understand the physiognomy of the Hispanic during the late Middle Ages, a period characterized by the progressive definition of the powers of the State. The examples offered by the specialists who write in this volume offer us a varied cultural panorama that combines the thematic specialty with the general context of the time.
Medieval Hispanic societies shared a wide and varied body of common principles and values in the political, social, cultural and spiritual fields. Although each kingdom had specific or exclusive characteristics, there was a solid common base that allowed a rapid adaptation of the people who emigrated to other neighboring territories. The respective court societies were able to understand each other thanks to the cultural, artistic, literary and spiritual traits that they all had in common, and they took advantage of political, family and institutional contacts to enrich them. A comparative study of some of these exchanges allows us to understand the physiognomy of the Hispanic during the late Middle Ages, a period characterized by the progressive definition of the powers of the State. The examples offered by the specialists who write in this volume offer us a varied cultural panorama that combines the thematic specialty with the general context of the time.
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Relaciones sociales, Contactos culturales, Espiritualidad medieval, Reinos hispánicos medievales, Cultura cortesana medieval, Social relationships, Cultural contacts, Medieval spirituality, Medieval Hispanic kingdoms, Medieval court culture