Simon YARROW, Saints and their Communities. Miracle Stories in Twelfth Century England, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 2006 ; 1 vol., XII-247 p. (Oxford Historical Monographs). ISBN : 0-19-928363-X. Prix : GBP 50.

Did disputes have a social purpose ? The case of land transfers in Anjou during the 11th Century Most of the disputes known by the “actes de la pratique” of the Central Middle Ages were linked to gifts made to religious establishments, as well as to sales and exchanges. Because they almost always en...

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spelling cairn-RMA_152_0375zkRMALe Moyen Âge https://shs.cairn.info/revue-le-moyen-age-2009-2-page-XXXVII?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rma.152.0375zk Simon YARROW, Saints and their Communities. Miracle Stories in Twelfth Century England, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 2006 ; 1 vol., XII-247 p. (Oxford Historical Monographs). ISBN : 0-19-928363-X. Prix : GBP 50. Krönert, Klaus2009 fre Le Moyen Âge | CXV | 2 | 2009-07-22 | p. XXXVII-XXXVII | 0027-2841 RMA_15243 Did disputes have a social purpose ? The case of land transfers in Anjou during the 11th Century Most of the disputes known by the “actes de la pratique” of the Central Middle Ages were linked to gifts made to religious establishments, as well as to sales and exchanges. Because they almost always ended in the affirmation of peace, these disputes seem to have contributed to strengthen the links between the participants to these transfers, which, otherwise, would have come apart. The question arises whether analyses, assuming the primacy of the “social” and relegating to the background the relationship between these contemporaries and the law and economic rationality, have not in fact contributed to overshadowing them. The problem posed, and never truly resolved, of “actes” mentioning a transfer of property partly as a gift and partly as a sale, is examined. The idea of property is also studied by showing how the requirement of rationality in the management of estates demanded that precise legal concepts be maintained. This demand explains the preservation of the distinction between a gift and a sale in the 11th Century ; finally, it becomes apparent how the law, economic interest and a sense of religion were combined.Cairn free access
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description Did disputes have a social purpose ? The case of land transfers in Anjou during the 11th Century Most of the disputes known by the “actes de la pratique” of the Central Middle Ages were linked to gifts made to religious establishments, as well as to sales and exchanges. Because they almost always ended in the affirmation of peace, these disputes seem to have contributed to strengthen the links between the participants to these transfers, which, otherwise, would have come apart. The question arises whether analyses, assuming the primacy of the “social” and relegating to the background the relationship between these contemporaries and the law and economic rationality, have not in fact contributed to overshadowing them. The problem posed, and never truly resolved, of “actes” mentioning a transfer of property partly as a gift and partly as a sale, is examined. The idea of property is also studied by showing how the requirement of rationality in the management of estates demanded that precise legal concepts be maintained. This demand explains the preservation of the distinction between a gift and a sale in the 11th Century ; finally, it becomes apparent how the law, economic interest and a sense of religion were combined.
author Krönert, Klaus
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Simon YARROW, Saints and their Communities. Miracle Stories in Twelfth Century England, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 2006 ; 1 vol., XII-247 p. (Oxford Historical Monographs). ISBN : 0-19-928363-X. Prix : GBP 50.
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title Simon YARROW, Saints and their Communities. Miracle Stories in Twelfth Century England, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 2006 ; 1 vol., XII-247 p. (Oxford Historical Monographs). ISBN : 0-19-928363-X. Prix : GBP 50.
title_short Simon YARROW, Saints and their Communities. Miracle Stories in Twelfth Century England, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 2006 ; 1 vol., XII-247 p. (Oxford Historical Monographs). ISBN : 0-19-928363-X. Prix : GBP 50.
title_full Simon YARROW, Saints and their Communities. Miracle Stories in Twelfth Century England, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 2006 ; 1 vol., XII-247 p. (Oxford Historical Monographs). ISBN : 0-19-928363-X. Prix : GBP 50.
title_fullStr Simon YARROW, Saints and their Communities. Miracle Stories in Twelfth Century England, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 2006 ; 1 vol., XII-247 p. (Oxford Historical Monographs). ISBN : 0-19-928363-X. Prix : GBP 50.
title_full_unstemmed Simon YARROW, Saints and their Communities. Miracle Stories in Twelfth Century England, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 2006 ; 1 vol., XII-247 p. (Oxford Historical Monographs). ISBN : 0-19-928363-X. Prix : GBP 50.
title_sort simon yarrow, saints and their communities. miracle stories in twelfth century england, oxford, clarendon press, 2006 ; 1 vol., xii-247 p. (oxford historical monographs). isbn : 0-19-928363-x. prix : gbp 50.
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