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西方文明史

第十一講: 中古歐洲社會 

劉 慧  教授

本著作除另有註明外,採取創用CC「姓名標示-非商業性-相同方式分享」臺灣3.0版授權釋出】Slide2

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Medieval Society

Population 1000-1300

France 6 million to 14 million

Germany 4 million to 11 million

England 2 million to 5 million (The peasants, the urban dwellers,) the nobilitySlide3

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1. The nobility

Roman senatorial class, city councilors, barbarian leaders: social status had an economic basis

Merovingian and Carolingian period:

Königsnähe (closeness to the king)

All free men had military obligation10th c: counts’ private, territorial power

11

th

c: castellans joined the nobility

Their armed retainers monopolized the use of force

12

th

c: knights joined the nobility; the nobility became militarized

Economic, political, military factorsSlide4

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2. 12-13th

-c noble knights and knightly nobles

10

th

c knights were Military retainers, defined by their military functionNot necessarily professionals: Some household knights were pros, but there

were also

‘occasional’ knights

,

‘agrarian’ knights

Low birth, mostly possessing little or no land

Late 11

th

c: cavalry charge with couched lance

Late 12

th c: knights and nobles coalesced1180s: dubbing as coming-of-age ceremony for noble youthsTraining, equipment, trappings increasingly expensiveA new image for the knight: Slide5

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Cavalry charge with couched lance:

on the battlefield/ jousting in a tournamentSlide6

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1) 11-12th

c: emphasis by the church of the Christian warrior

The crusades: 1096-99, 1147-49

The military orders: the

Hospitallers 1113; the Templers 1119; the Teutonic Knights 11902) A more ‘courtly’ environment and household discipline3) Celebration of knightly prowess in literary works

Chivalry: a common code of conduct took shape

Upholding the virtues of courage,

honour

and service

Gradually became ‘good manners’:

courtliness, courteous (civility, urbanity)Slide7

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3. Mid 13th

c to 15th

c

In England 1066- : 200 barons

c.1200: 4,500-5,000 knights c.1300: 1,500 knights (+ 1,500 esquires)Distraint

of knighthood 1240s, 50s

Social and economic position could be achieved through

inheriting the patrimony and

wealth

and

service

to the king; not necessarily through a knightly vocation.

Knightly ethos

was still entrenched: seal and heraldry

1) The Parliamentary peerageDukes (1337 duke of Cornwall), earls (11th c) and barons (11th c; 1387), marquess (1385), viscount (1440)60-70 families2) The gentry

Knights, esquires (14

th

c), gentlemen (15

th

c)

9,000 families

3) Yeomen and the restSlide8

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Seals: widely used in England by 1300Slide9

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Medieval poetry

Latin poems

Vernacular poems:

Northern France:

epics (chansons de geste)The

Song of Roland

Southern France:

lyric poetry

‘Courtly love’. Secret, distant, unrequited

Epic + lyric =

romance

The Trojan War, Alexander the Great, King Arthur

Supernatural world of Celtic myths

Theme 1: love. Old and new values in conflict

Theme 2: Christian purity and dedication – questsSlide10

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Romance

Marie de France (d.c.1190)

Chr

é

tien de Troyes (c.1135-1183) Wolfram von Eschenbach, Gittfried von

Strassburg

Tristan and

Iseult

Erec

et

Enide

Le Chevalier de la

Charrette

Lancelot and GuinevereYvain

Perceval

or

Le

conte

del

Graal

Adventure; code of chivalry

The church, the crusades, the military orders

The chivalric orders in the Later Middle Ages

Don Quixote; Wagner and

the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

John William Waterhouse

(1849-1917

)

Tristan and

Iseult

1916

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版權聲明

頁碼

作品

版權標示

作者 / 來源4

De Graafschap in de Middeleeuwen

/

Alfred Stern

(

http://www.graafschap-middeleeuwen.nl/adel/ridder.html

)

2012.06.07

visited.4WIKIPEDIA(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Accolade_by_Edmund_Blair_Leighton.jpg),2012.06.07

visited.

5

Flickr

/

rb3m

(

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rb3m/3583732061/

)

2012.06.07

visited.

5

Flickr

/

James Laing

(

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jameslaing/2359039566/

)

2012.06.07

visited.

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WIKIPEDIA

(

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:HRH_Prince_Richard_Duke_of_Gloucester.JPG

)

2012.06.07

visited.Slide12

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頁碼

作品版權標示

作者

/

來源8London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine(

http://timeline.lshtm.ac.uk/1920.html

)

2012.06.07visited.

依據

著作權法

46

52、65 條合理使用。8Portable Antiquities Scheme(http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/425831)

2012.06.07 visited.

8

Portable Antiquities Scheme

(

http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/487955

)

2012.06.07 visited.

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WIKIPEDIA

(

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:John_william_waterhouse_tristan_and_isolde_with_the_potion.jpg#

)

2012.06.07

visited.