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The
American Historical Association's guide to historical literature,
3rd ed., has good coverage of recent (1961-1992) monographs on social
and economic history in its sections on Medieval
Europe, "Byzantium", and the "Islamic World to 1500". It lists
publications since its 1961 2nd ed.
3d ed., 1995, 2 v., Z6201.A55. Shelved in the Information Center..
Contents
Sect. 20, Medieval Europe
Introduction
Social, Economic and Political History
- Reference Works
- General Studies
- National and Regional Histories
- Rural World
- Urban World, Commerce, Industry
- Demography, Family, Household
- Women
- Other topics
- Bibliography by period and region
- Politics and Government
Church and Intellectual History
- Reference
- Church and Intellectual History 300-1050
- General Studies
- Church in Late Antiquity and Early M.A.
- Early Medieval Monasticism
- Topics in Early Medieval Church History
- Early Medieval Intellectual History
- Carolingian and Post-Carolingian Culture
- Institutional History of the Church, 1050-1500
- General Church History and the Papacy
- National Churches, Bishoprics, Institutions
- Religious Orders
- Heresy and the Inquisition
- Roman and Canon Law
- Intellectual History, 1050-1500
- Growth of Learning
- Schools and Universities
- 13th C. Philosophy and Theology
- Late Medieval Thought
- History of Science
- Biblical Studies
- Political Theory
- Latin and Vernacular Literatures
- Art and Architecture
- Topics in Church History
- Popular Religion
- Mysticism
- Witchcraft, Magic
- Women in Religion
- Liturgy
Last modified:
November 3, 2006
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