- Tür:
- Kitap Bölümü
- Yazar:
- Graeme Ward
- Yayın yılı:
- 2022
- Yayıncı:
- British Academy
- Dil:
- en
Frechulf’s Histories are a compendium of earlier historiographical texts, a feature that once led to the text being dismissed as derivate and thus seen as limited in its value as a source. This chapter instead argues that the compilatory nature of Frechulf’s work is key to understanding it as a significant product of Carolingian textual scholarship. The compilation of authoritative knowledge is by no means unique to the eighth and ninth centuries, and this chapter begins by taking a broad look at pre-modern cultures of compilation. Nevertheless, a distinctive Carolingian approach to compilation can be observed, which this chapter elucidates.
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- Frechulf and the Carolingian Culture of Compilation ne hakkında?
- Frechulf’s Histories are a compendium of earlier historiographical texts, a feature that once led to the text being dismissed as derivate and thus seen as limited in its value as a source.
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- Graeme Ward