- Diplomatics (Medieval), Anglo-Norman history, Monastic charters and cartularies, Legal History, Medieval History, Archives, and 20 moreCharters and Paleography, Feudalism and Lordship, Customs (Medieval History), Feuding, Twelfth-century England, Medieval England, Pragmatic literacy (Medieval), Orderic Vitalis, St. Anselm, Anglo-Norman literature and culture, History of Monasticism, Medieval Chronicles, Medieval Bishops, William of Jumièges, Charters, Anglo-Saxon charters, Cistercians, Medieval cartularies, Chirograph, and History of Archivesedit
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Research Interests: Ecdotics, Archives, Diplomatics (Medieval), Carolingian Studies, Manuscripts (Medieval Studies), and 9 moreCodicology of medieval manuscripts, Medieval wills, Paleography and Codicology, Monastic charters and cartularies, Medieval cartularies, Parchment, Bourgogne, Fragmentology, and Historical Erudition
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Le cas de l'inventaire de la série H des Archives départementales de l'Eure par Georges Bourbon
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Over the last two decades, scholars have shown great interest in how group and institutional identities were constructed and contested within (and beyond) the Middle Ages. Much attention has been given to the role of narrative histories... more
Over the last two decades, scholars have shown great interest in how group and institutional identities were constructed and contested within (and beyond) the Middle Ages. Much attention has been given to the role of narrative histories of peoples, regions, and religious houses in this context. Only relatively recently, however, has the contribution of more 'documentary' sources come to be appreciated. In recent years, we have learned that cartularies and cartulary-chronicles are not merely repositories of texts, but powerful statements about local and institutional identity. These sessions seek to develop these lines of investigation further by examining the contribution of forgery to these processes. They aim to bridge the gap between the study of historical memory (which until recently has taken written narratives as its starting point) and documentary forgery (which tends to focus on the legal implications of such texts), offering new vantage points on old problems regarding uses of the past in the Middle Ages.
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Mémoire, Institut d'études politiques de Paris (Sciences-Po), sous la direction de Marc Lazar
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Mémoire de maîtrise à l'Université Paris-IV, sous la direction de Dominique Barthélemy