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11	Text im Bild Funktion und Bedeutung der Beischriften in den Miniaturen des Uta-Evangelistars / Rütz, Jutta, January 1900 (has links) Originally presented as the author's Thesis (doctoral--Universität zu Köln, 1990). / Includes bibliographical references (p. 171-188).
12	God in History: Religion and Historical Memory in Ottonian Germany Billman, Kevin M. 23 December 2009 (has links) No description available. European History History Middle Ages Religion Religious History Theology God history Ottonians Ottonian Hagiography Memory Thietmar Merseburg Chronicle Ordeal Saints Miracles Relics Bishops
13	Flodoard of Rheims and the tenth century Roberts, Edward January 2014 (has links) This thesis is a study of the works of the historian Flodoard of Rheims (893/4–966), author of two substantial prose narratives (Annales and Historia Remensis ecclesiae) and an epic verse history (De triumphis Christi). Flodoard is the only major Frankish chronicler of his day, so his accounts of the political history of the West Frankish, Ottonian and Italian kingdoms are of paramount importance to modern scholars. Flodoard's Annales have been considered a reliable and neutral account of contemporary affairs, so historians have been content to mine them for ‘facts' informing wider debates concerning the history of late Carolingian Europe. Additionally, he has been judged a conscientious, source-driven archivist: his Historia Remensis ecclesiae preserves an abundance of otherwise-lost documentary sources which has been used by scholars to illuminate the church of Rheims' illustrious history. However, Flodoard was an actor on the highest political stage. He spent time at royal courts, travelled to Rome, and regularly communicated with the leading political and intellectual figures of his day. He was also deeply enmeshed in the affairs of the powerful archbishopric of Rheims. This study demonstrates that Flodoard's histories are not easily extricated from the context of his own turbulent career. It argues that Flodoard cannot be understood without reference to the vicissitudes of the complex political environment in which he operated. By taking Flodoard on his own terms and situating his historical works in their appropriate political and intellectual contexts, this thesis challenges the conventional way we read Flodoard, asking what kind of information we can reliably interrogate him for, whom his audiences were, why he wrote history at all and whether he is truly representative of his age. 282.092
14	Die Rezeption der ottonischen Kunst im Leoneser Königreich des 11. Jahrhunderts Kempf, Janet 25 July 2019 (has links) Die Kirche von San Isidoro in León besitzt einen der umfangreichsten und ambitioniertesten Kirchenschätze, der sich – aus einem Stiftungszusammenhang stammend – über die Wirren der Jahrhunderte in Europa erhalten hat. Als kulturelles Erbe des christlichen Königreiches Spanien wird der Schatz in unzähligen Beiträgen erwähnt. Wiederholt hervorgehoben wird seine Bedeutung für die Einführung und Ausbreitung des romanischen Stils auf der Iberischen Halbinsel und die damit verbundene Europäisierung der spanischen Königreiche. Aus welchen Quellen die neu eingeführten Stilmittel schöpften, wird in der Wissenschaft konträr diskutiert. Sowohl Frankreich als auch England, Byzanz und die arabische Welt werden als Vorbilder in Betracht gezogen. In den 1920er und 1930er Jahren nahmen Arthur Kingsley Porter und Manuel Gómez-Moreno erstmals an, dass die visuelle Ursprünge auch in der ottonische Kunst zu finden seien. Das Ziel der vorliegenden Dissertation ist es, dieser vor rund 100 Jahren formulierten und immer wieder aufgegriffenen Vermutung erstmalig in vertiefenden Studien kritisch nachzugehen. Die nordspanischen Könige, so die These, rezitierten die ottonisch-frühsalische Herrschaftspräsentation, um den eigenen imperialen Machtanspruch auf der Iberischen Halbinsel zu manifestieren. Mit den neuen ikonographischen Formen zog analog dazu ein neuer künstlerischer Stil ein. / The Church of San Isidoro in León has one of the most extensive and ambitious ecclesiastical treasures, which - based on a foundation context - has survived the turmoil of the centuries in Europe. Being a cultural heritage of the Christian Kingdom of Spain, the treasure is mentioned in countless articles. Its importance for the introduction and spread of the Romanesque style on the Iberian Peninsula and the associated Europeanization of the Spanish kingdoms is repeatedly emphasized. It is contrarily discussed in science from which sources the newly introduced stylistic devices drew. Both France and England, Byzantium and the Arab world are considered role models. In the 1920s and 1930s, Arthur Kingsley Porter and Manuel Gómez-Moreno first assumed that the visual origins were also to be found in Ottonian art. The aim of the present dissertation is to critically investigate the assumption, which was formulated around 100 years ago and has been repeatedly taken up, in-depth studies for the first time. According to the thesis, the Northern Spanish kings recited the Ottonian-early Salian rule presentation to manifest their own imperial claim to power on the Iberian Peninsula. Analogous to this, a new artistic style was introduced with the new iconographic forms. Königreich León Kirchenschatz Ottonische Kunst Romanik in Spanien Kunsthandwerk im Mittelalter 11. Jahrhundert Kingdom of Leon church treasury Ottonian art Romanesque Art in Spain Arts and Crafts in medieval age 11th century LO 37040 LO 37120 LO 42350 ddc:700
15	Le discours des vices et des vertus aux époques carolingiennes et ottonienne. De l'écrit à l'image (IXe - XIe siècle) / The discourse of vices and virtues in the Carolingian and Ottonian periods. From writing to image (9th-11th century) Rodrigues, Perrine 17 October 2018 (has links) Le discours des vices et des vertus est une étude qui porte sur la définition des notions de bien et de mal, de droit et d’interdit dans le cadre de la renouatio carolingienne, débutée sous le règne de Charlemagne et poursuivit sous ses successeurs, puis redynamisée sous le règne des Ottoniens. Les genres littéraires et artistiques où apparaissent les allégories des vices et des vertus constituent un corpus très varié de sources (judiciaire, morale, iconographique…). La diversité des sources permet de faire émerger la définition d’un idéal permettant de conduire l’homme à son salut, tout en mettant en place des codes moraux et une norme qui permettent d’encadrer la société dans tous les domaines. / The discourse of vices and virtues is a study which deals with the definition of the notions of good and evil, law and prohibition in the context of Carolingian renouatio, begun under the reign of Charlemagne and continued under his successors, then revitalized under the reign of Ottonians. The literary and artistic genres in which allegories of vices and virtues appear, constitute a very varied corpus of sources (judicial, moral, iconographic, etc.). The diversity of sources makes it possible to emerge the definition of an ideal allowing to lead the man to his salvation, while setting up moral codes and a norm which make it possible to regulate the society in all areas. Vices Vertus Psychomachie Sainteté Allégorie Miroirs des princes Miroirs des laïcs Traité des vices et des vertus Pénitentiels Conciles Foi Espérance Charité Prudence Tempérance Justice Force Sagesse Pudeur Patience Miséricorde Orgueil Avarice Acédie Colère Luxure Libido Gourmandise Vaine-Gloire Envie Paresse Tristesse Intempérance Carolingien Ottonien Vices Virtues Psychomachy Holiness Allegory Mirrors of Princes Mirrors of the Laity Treatises of Vices and Virtues Penitential Councils Faith Hope Charity Prudence Temperance Justice Strength Wisdom Modesty Patience Mercy Pride Avarice Acedia Anger Lust Libido Gluttony Vain glory Envy Laziness Sadness Intemperance Carolingian Ottonian 900

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