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This volume brings together papers by Crusades' experts from England, France, Canada and the United States discussing the confrontation between the Franks and Muslims in twelfth-century Syria, balancing the traditional European view with an Islamic perspective. Each author's individual contribution lies in the new ideas and insights to a particular topic such as new interpretations in Crusade studies, Latin jurists in the Levant, the Italian colonies, propagation of violence and propaganda, the role of individual popes, the impact on Islamic society as reflected in literature, religious propaganda, and diplomatic relations.
Price: $218.00
Pages: 238
Publisher: Brill
Imprint: Brill
Publication Date:
01 September 1993
ISBN: 9789004097773
Format: Other
'...an important addition to the corpus of crusade scholarship.'
Peter Jackson, The International History Review, 1994.
'...the papers in this volume collectively provide a series of interesting, even provocative, insights into the events and attitudes on both sides of the twelfth-century AD conflict between Christian-European and Arab Muslim.'
Matthew S. Gordon, MESA Bulletin, 1994.
'...il y a la croisade des bulles pontificales et celle des chartres de donation!'
Jacques Bousquet, Revue Historique.
'Overall this is a good collection and its bringing together of different subjects areas and research techniques works well.'
Marcus Bull, Reviews and Short Notices, 1995.
Peter Jackson, The International History Review, 1994.
'...the papers in this volume collectively provide a series of interesting, even provocative, insights into the events and attitudes on both sides of the twelfth-century AD conflict between Christian-European and Arab Muslim.'
Matthew S. Gordon, MESA Bulletin, 1994.
'...il y a la croisade des bulles pontificales et celle des chartres de donation!'
Jacques Bousquet, Revue Historique.
'Overall this is a good collection and its bringing together of different subjects areas and research techniques works well.'
Marcus Bull, Reviews and Short Notices, 1995.
Maya Shatzmiller, Ph.D. (1974) in Islamic history, Université de Provence, is Associate Professor of History at the University of Western Ontario. She has published extensively on Islamic medieval social, intellectual, and economic history, including L'historiographie mérinide. Ibn Khaldūn et ses contemporains (Brill, 1982).