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Controversial histories : current views on the Crusades / edited by Felix Hinz and Johannes Meyer-Hamme.
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Engaging the crusades ; volume 3.
- Engaging the crusades ; volume 3
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Crusades--Historiography.
- Crusades.
- Crusades--Public opinion--History.
- Public opinion.
- History.
- Physical Description:
- xv, 139 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 22 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge, 2021.
- Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction / Johannes Meyer-Hamme
- 2. Experts write about historical cultures - theoretical premises and methodological comments / Johannes Meyer-Hamme
- 3. International views on the Crusades
- 3.1. The ambiguous memory of Norwegian crusading - a view from Norway / Kristin B. Aavitsland
- 3.2. `Frankish invasions' and `a cosmic struggle between Islam and Christianity' - a view from Jordan / Mazhar Al-Zo'by
- 3.3. The idea of crusading is still alive in the West - a view from Russia / Vardan Ernestovid Bagdasarjan
- 3.4. Still a particular interest in the former `Outremer' - a (first) view from France / Michel Balard
- 3.5. The `Island of the Knights' on the fault line to the Islamic world - a view from Malta / Emanuel Buttigieg
- 3.6. Crusades and maritime expansion - a view from Portugal / Paula Maria de Carvalho Pinto Costa
- 3.7. The Crusades confront the orthodox - a Greek Cypriot viewpoint / Nicholas Coureas
- 3.8. Western aggression and Greco-Latin interaction - a view from Greece / Nikolaos G. Chrissis
- 3.9. The former victors over the Crusades in Palestine - a view from Egypt / Taef Kamal El-Azhari
- 3.10. A hostile and aggressive stance of the West towards Turkey based on othering and a double standard - a view from Turkey / Mehmet Ersan
- 3.11. A Crusader-flag falling from the sky - a view from Denmark / Iben Fonnesberg Schmidt
- 3.12. Reconquista as Crusade? - a view from Spain / Luis Garcia-Guijarro Ramos
- 3.13. The heirs of the first Crusader Kings - a view from Belgium / Therese de Hemptinne
- 3.14. In the light and shadow of Richard the Lionheart - a view from the United Kingdom / Jonathan Phillips
- 3.15. A state of continuous rape and violation - a view from Syria / Mohamad Isa
- 3.16. The deplorable Crusades - a view from Sweden / Kurt Villads Jensen
- 3.17. Neither Rome nor Baghdad: the Crusades - a view from Ireland / Conor Kostick
- 3.18. For too long French historians were not critical enough - a (second) view from France / Guy Lobrichon
- 3.19. In the frontiers of the former kingdom of Jerusalem: risk of misunderstandings - a view from Israel / Sophia Menache
- 3.20. Fighting at the Nile between history andfantasy - a view from the Netherlands / Jaap van Moolenbroek
- 3.21. The destiny of the West. America and the Crusades - a view from the USA / Mark Gregory Pegg
- 3.22. From Grunwald to Vienna - a view from Poland / Karol Polejowski
- 3.23. The Teutonic Order forgotten today - a view from Germany / Malte Prietzel
- 3.24. Constantinople pillaged, Venice risen and Gerusalemme Liberata - a view from Italy / Luigi Russo
- 3.25. 700 years of slavery - a view from Estonia / Anti Selart
- 3.26. The axe of Lalli and the cap of St. Henry - a view from Finland / Mukka Tamminen
- 3.27. The Crusaders as allies - a view from Georgia / Mamuka Tsurtsumia
- 4. First interpretations of the case studies / Johannes Meyer-Hamme
- 5. Historical education under the conditions of conflicting narratives in a globalized world / Johannes Meyer-Hamme
- 6. Methodological suggestions and concrete tasks for working with this book at school and university level / Johannes Meyer-Hamme
- 7. Epilogue / Johannes Meyer-Hamme.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Other Format:
- ebook version :
- ISBN:
- 9780367148775
- 0367148773
- OCLC:
- 1175325667
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