The global Middle Ages : an introduction /
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| Language: | English |
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Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY :
Cambridge University Press,
2021.
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| Series: | Cambridge elements. Elements in the global Middle Ages
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Table of Contents:
- The introductory elements of the Global Middle Ages series
- All good things have a beginning : the when, how, and what of the "Global Middle Ages"
- "An idea whose time has come" : why the global turn in premodern studies matters
- Rethinking time, scientific and industrial revolutions, modernity, and premodernity
- Attending to local, national, regional, global : the politics of intertwined, interlocking scales of relation
- What is early globalism? The world, the globe, and the planet, part one
- What's in a name? The European "Middle Ages," the "Global Middle Ages," and premodern time around the globe
- Why periodization still matters : acknowledging epistemic shifts and differences across time
- Globalization, globalism, world systems : the planet, the globe, and the world, part two
- Globalization : a name for today, but not for all time
- World-systems : the why, the when, and the what
- Worlds of differences : the Cambridge Elements in the Global Middle Ages : collaboration, experimentation, and an open-ended process.