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Innovation and Medieval Communities. The Circulation of Ideas and Practices in and out of the Town (1200-1500)
, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 288, Size:178 x 254 mm, Illustrations:1 b/w, 39 col., 4 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503596471.
Summary It has to be said that when it came to innovation medieval culture demonstrated its mastery of the art of the paradox. Medieval people were compelled to innovate, driven by the dissatisfaction that is part of their nature, leading to changes that could generate not only enthusiasm, but also mistrust and sometimes fear. In a world where innovation was ordinarily perceived in a negative light, societies developed discursive strategies to legitimize such developments, even going so far as to make the old out of the new. This book interrogates this gap between cultural assumptions and practical necessity. Drawing on numerous examples from the towns and cities of Western Europe between the thirteenth and the fifteenth centuries, it examines in context and in practice both sophisticated conceptions and unexamined habits of thought concerning innovation. These offered a range of possibilities for dealing with the new, often imposing novelty quietly, as the only means of maintaining the old state of affairs... at least in appearance. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction lodie Lecuppre-Desjardin (Lille University, IRHiS) & Nils Bock (M nster University) Part 1. Mastering Innovation: Communities and Individuals Municipal law in the monastery. On becoming and being citizens in the later Middle Ages. Anne Diekjobst (Kiel University CAU) Burghers' reactions to new town books in Southwestern Germany in the Late Middle Ages. Olivier Richard (Fribourg University) Innovation and ways of relating to time in memory writings by German townspeople at the dawn of the Early Modern Period. Aude-Marie Certin (Haute Alsace University) Innovation in the Great Municipal Charter of Paris (1416) Boris Bove (Rouen-Normandie University) Part 2. Technological innovation at the heart of the circulation of knowledge and political intentions Innovations catalysed by the papal court and the reconfiguration of local communities in and around early 14th-century Avignon. Val rie Theis (ENS Ulm, Paris) The dukes of Burgundy's Tr sor de l' pargne and reactions to it within princely administration. Rudi Beaulant (Franche-Comt University) Technological innovation, social identities and the Dynastic State. Gunpowder Artillery in the Burgundian Polity (late 14th- early 16th c.) Michael Depreter (University of Oxford) Innovation and migration: The Economic impact of immigrant craftspeople in Late Medieval England Bart Lambert (Vrije University of Brussels) Social incentives for innovation in Flemish artistic workshops: Social Network Analysis in late medieval art production Joannes Van den Maagdenberg (UGent-ULB-Fondation P rier-d'Ieteren) Plague Policies in the Fifteenth-Century Low Countries: Duplication, adaptation and Integration. Claire Weeda (Leiden University) Part 3. Think different: pioneering ideas from artists and scholars Ecclesiological Innovations in the days of the Reform Councils of the Fifteenth-Century. B n dicte S re (Paris Nanterre University) Mediaeval sacred song: creative impulses and innovation in repertoire, musical notation and transmission. Kristin Hoefener (University Nova of Lisbon, Centro de Estudos de Sociologia e Est tica Musical) "A desire to see more clearly": theological device and sociological innovation of scholars in thirteenth-fifteenth centuries Antoine Destemberg (Artois University) Van Eyck's Fictive Frames and Reinventions of Memorialisation Andrew Murray (The Open University)
Poulpe fiction - Quand l'animal inspire l'innovation: Quand l'animal inspire l'innovation
Dunod 2014 240 pages 15x24x2cm. 2014. Broché. 240 pages.
Comme neuf
L'innovation dans le secteur du bâtiment analyse d'un action publique en faveur de l'innovation le cas des constructions scolaires - janvier 1979
Centre de recherche en gestion 1979 in8. 1979. Broché.
Très Bon Etat
LES LANGUES MODERNES, 79e ANNEE, N° 1, 1985 (Sommaire: L’innovation en langues. M. CANDELIER : L’A.P.L.V. et l’innovation. A. PASTOR : Le cours de grec. C. CASTELLY : Naissance d’un projet : présence espagnole dans le Nyonsais. G. VERGNAUD : Recherche...)
Association des Professeurs de Langues Vivantes de l'Enseignement Public. 1985. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 104 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 400-LANGUES
Sommaire: L’innovation en langues. M. CANDELIER : L’A.P.L.V. et l’innovation. A. PASTOR : Le cours de grec. C. CASTELLY : Naissance d’un projet : présence espagnole dans le Nyonsais. G. VERGNAUD : Recherche en éducation et innovation. M. SOUFIR : L’innovation en italien. R. DUMAS et S. LAYAT : Rencontre imaginaire avec des praticiens d’une pédagogie de l’autonomie. J.-C. LEGRAND : Privilégier l’intégralité de l’activité langagière de l’enfant apparemment aux dépens de la langue que l’on enseigne : aberration ? bon sens ? ou innovation ? G. WIEL : La concertation pédagogique interdisciplinaire. J. COUX, S. PRICE et G. WIEL : Une formation en alternance : une expérience menée avec des professeurs stagiaires d’E.N.N.A. ... Classification Dewey : 400-LANGUES
LA VIE DU RAIL N° 1395 - L'innovation a la SNCF- Interview de M. Roger Hutter, La recherche SNCF par Marcel Tessier, Equipement - l'innovation en matière de voie par André Prud'homme, L'innovation dans le domaine de la signalisation des installations
AU BUREAU DE LA REVUE. 3 JUIN 1973. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 67 pages. Nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc dans et hors texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 70.49-Presse illustrée, magazines, revues
Sommaire : L'innovation a la SNCF- Interview de M. Roger Hutter, La recherche SNCF par Marcel Tessier, Equipement - l'innovation en matière de voie par André Prud'homme, L'innovation dans le domaine de la signalisation des installations électriques et de télécommunication par Paul Lienhart Classification Dewey : 70.49-Presse illustrée, magazines, revues
