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100 1 a| Grabowski, Antoni,d| 1984-e| author.=| ^A1484580;

245 14 a| The craft of history :b| turning history into a discipline in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries /c| Antoni Grabowski.;

264 1 a| Turnhout, Belgium :b| Brepols,c| [2024];

300 a| 298 pages ;c| 25 cm.;

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490 0 a| Knowledge, scholarship, and science in the Middle Ages,x| 2736-7150 ;;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

520 3 a| "History is today an established academic discipline, characterized by the use of footnotes and references to support claims. However, attempts to codify history and impose disciplinary rigour were made in the Middle Ages, even before the introduction of the modern apparatus. One such attempt was the use of the source mark, a precursor of the modern footnote. Initially used in the works of lawyers and theologians, the source mark indicated that a text and its ideas belonged to a named authority. The application of the source mark to historical writings marked a change in the way history was perceived. This volume explores how history was transformed into a discipline by focusing on four key twelfth-and thirteenth-century sources: the anonymous Status Imperii Iudaici, the Chronicle of Ȟlinand of Froidmont, the Chronicle of Alberic of Trois-Fontaines, and Vincent of Beauvais's Speculum Historiale. By focusing on these four texts and examining the influences of surrounding disciplines such as law and theology, the author explores how these historical writers drew on a wide range of different sources of information to provide a truthful account of the past. Furthermore, the aim of producing a reliable narrative was combined with an awareness of the status of the author. Through these case studies, this volume offers a fascinating reassessment of our modern understanding of the origins of the study of history.".;

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600 00 a| Albericus,c| de Tribus Fontibusx| Influence.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

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The craft of history : turning history into a discipline in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries / Antoni Grabowski.

Author/creator	Grabowski, Antoni, 1984- author.
Format	Book
Publication	Turnhout, Belgium : Brepols, [2024]
Copyright Date	©2024
Description	298 pages ; 25 cm.
Subjects	Hélinand, de Froidmont, approximately 1160-approximately 1229--Influence. Albericus, de Tribus Fontibus--Influence. Catholic Church--Dioceses. --Registers. --Early works to 1800. --History and criticism. History--Philosophy. --Early works to 1800. Encyclopedias and dictionaries--History and criticism.

Series	Knowledge, scholarship, and science in the Middle Ages, 2736-7150 ; Knowledge, scholarship, and science in the Middle Ages ; volume 4. ^A1485157
Summary	"History is today an established academic discipline, characterized by the use of footnotes and references to support claims. However, attempts to codify history and impose disciplinary rigour were made in the Middle Ages, even before the introduction of the modern apparatus. One such attempt was the use of the source mark, a precursor of the modern footnote. Initially used in the works of lawyers and theologians, the source mark indicated that a text and its ideas belonged to a named authority. The application of the source mark to historical writings marked a change in the way history was perceived. This volume explores how history was transformed into a discipline by focusing on four key twelfth-and thirteenth-century sources: the anonymous Status Imperii Iudaici, the Chronicle of Ȟlinand of Froidmont, the Chronicle of Alberic of Trois-Fontaines, and Vincent of Beauvais's Speculum Historiale. By focusing on these four texts and examining the influences of surrounding disciplines such as law and theology, the author explores how these historical writers drew on a wide range of different sources of information to provide a truthful account of the past. Furthermore, the aim of producing a reliable narrative was combined with an awareness of the status of the author. Through these case studies, this volume offers a fascinating reassessment of our modern understanding of the origins of the study of history.".
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Genre/form	Case studies.
Genre/form	Études de cas.
ISBN	9782503611044
ISBN	2503611044 (hardcover)
ISBN	9782503611051 (ebook)
ISBN	2503611052 (ebook)

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