Rewriting the Middle Ages in the Twentieth Century: III. Political Theory and Practice

This is the third volume of the series Rewriting the Middle Ages in the Twentieth Century, focused this time the medieval political thought.

This book offers an overview of the national and transnational traditions of the historiography and studies the main questions and the background of this discipline in the last century.

Essays for this new volume focus on the subjects life, intellectual and academic training; discuss major works and historiographical heritage; and locate the medievalists who have contributed to the better understanding of medieval political thought, through their work in medieval studies. This interdisciplinary resource aims to include medievalists from different fields: history, art, literature, theology, among others.