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Marie de Bourgogne // Mary of Burgundy. Figure, Principat et Postérité d une Duchesse Tardo-Médiévale // Persona , Reign, and Legacy of a Late Medieval Duchess
DEPRETER ( Michael ) & DUMONT ( Jonathan ) & L'ESTRANGE ( Elisabeth ) & MAREEL ( Samuel )
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Da: Okmhistoire, St Rémy-des-Monts, SARTH, FranciaOkmhistoire
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Couverture souple. Condizione: Comme neuf. Edition originale. Turnhout ( Belgique ) 2021. 1 Volume/1. -- Bilingue Français // English -- Comme Neuf - Broché cousu. Format in-8°( 23,3 x 15,6 cm )( 822 gr ). ------- 475 pages avec 66 illustrations couleurs in-fine. ******************** 4ème de Couverture : "" Mary of Burgundy (r.…1477-1482) occupies an important place in the history of late medieval and early modern Europe, yet her life and principate have received relatively little scholarly attention. They are, however, key to the history both of the Low Countries and of Europe, since her marriage to Maximilian of Austria united the Habsburgs with the Valois-Burgundy dynasty, giving them vast territories on the borders of France. In this book, some of the best specialists in the field contribute to a better understanding of Mary's principate, its features, and its long-term perception. In the first part, the authors address the issue of Mary's contested legitimacy as a late medieval female ruler: law, literature, visual arts and theatrical representations are examined as means of communication, strengthening or weakening her authority. In the second part, the authors examine some of Mary's governmental tools and the agents behind them. Finally, the last part questions the ways in which Mary's power and her principate have been represented and reinterpreted in subsequent eras, often with political or social intent, beginning with Maximilian's long regency and reign immediately after her death, right up to modern-day Belgium. "" **************************.
