This historical work reimagines traditional approaches to British history by examining the archipelago as a whole rather than focusing solely on England. Moving beyond the conventional Anglocentric narrative, this comprehensive study explores the interconnected histories of England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales within their broader European context.
The book thoughtfully addresses the challenges of historical periodization, particularly the complex transitions between the Age of Antiquity and the Middle Ages. From Roman Britain to the emergence of the first truly European-wide medieval civilization, readers will discover how difficult it is to determine exactly when one era ends and another begins—and what this means for our understanding of history.
Moving beyond traditional focuses on politics and warfare, this text incorporates contemporary historical approaches that consider family life, marginalized groups, and broader social contexts. The work reflects the principles of New British History, taking seriously the beliefs, fears, and religious concerns of historical actors rather than imposing modern ideological frameworks.
Dr. Morris has developed an historical interpretation perfect for students and scholars seeking a nuanced understanding of British history that acknowledges both the limitations of historical records and the evolving nature of historical inquiry itself.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This historical work reimagines traditional approaches to British history by examining the archipelago as a whole rather than focusing solely on England. Moving beyond the conventional Anglocentric narrative, this comprehensive study explores the interconnected histories of England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales within their broader European context.The book thoughtfully addresses the challenges of historical periodization, particularly the complex transitions between the Age of Antiquity and the Middle Ages. From Roman Britain to the emergence of the first truly European-wide medieval civilization, readers will discover how difficult it is to determine exactly when one era ends and another begins-and what this means for our understanding of history.Moving beyond traditional focuses on politics and warfare, this text incorporates contemporary historical approaches that consider family life, marginalized groups, and broader social contexts. The work reflects the principles of New British History, taking seriously the beliefs, fears, and religious concerns of historical actors rather than imposing modern ideological frameworks.Dr. Morris has developed an historical interpretation perfect for students and scholars seeking a nuanced understanding of British history that acknowledges both the limitations of historical records and the evolving nature of historical inquiry itself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798985031249
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