دانلود کتاب Gift-Giving and Materiality in Europe, 1300-1600: Gifts as Objects

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Cover
Contents
List of illustrations
List of contributors
Preface
Introduction: The matter of the gift Lars Kjær
1 ‘With this rynge’: The materiality and meaning of the late medieval marriage ring Anna Boeles Rowland
2 Of ivory, gold and elephants: Materiality and agency of pre-modern chairs as gifts Sabine Sommerer
3 Gifts and conflicts: Objects given during the entry of Archbishop Silvester Stodewescher in the Riga Cathedral (1449) Gustavs Strenga
4 ‘The Polar Winds have driven me to the conquest of the Treasure in the form of the much-desired relic.’ (Re)moving relics and performing gift-exchange between early modern Tuscany and Lithuania Ruth Sargent Noyes
5 ‘The gift’ and the living image: Exchange between human and nonhuman actors in fifteenth- to sixteenth-century Prato Mads Vedel Heilskov
6 Demoniac’s gratitude: Corporeality and materiality of votive offerings to St Nicholas of Tolentino (1325–1550) Sari Katajala-Peltomaa
7 Alms boxes and charity: Giving to the poor after the Lutheran Reformation in Denmark Poul Grinder-Hansen
8 Taken objects and the formation of social groups in Hamburg, Gdańsk and Lübeck Philipp Höhn
Gifts: Concluding Remarks Miri Rubin
Index