دانلود کتاب Historiography and Identity IV: Writing History Across Medieval Eurasia

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Front Matter
Walter Pohl. Introduction: Historiography and Identityin a Comparative Perspective
Q. Edward Wang. ‘National History’ in Post-Imperial East Asia and Europe
Randolph B. Ford. The Wars of Procopiusand the Jinshu of Fang Xuanling: Representations of Barbarian PoliticalFigures in Classicizing Historiography
Bernhard Scheid. Mythology and Genealogyin the Canonical Sources of Japanese History
Sarah Bowen Savant. Iran’s Conversion to Islam and History Writing as an Art for Forgetting
Michael Cook. Iran and Islam: Two Narratives
Daniel Mahoney. The Formation of South ArabianIdentity in al-Iklīl of al-Hamdānī
Scott Fitzgerald Johnson. Convergence and Multiplicity in Byzantine Historiography: Literary Trends in Syriac and Greek, Ninth to Twelfth Centuries
Emmanuel C. Bourbouhakis. The Byzantine Past as Text: Historiography and Political Renewal c. 900
Yannis Stouraitis. Scriptores post Theophanem: Normative Aspects of Imperial Historiography inTenth-Century Byzantium
Simon MacLean. Who Were the Lotharingians? Defining Political Community after the End of the Carolingian Empire
Matthias M. Tischler. Spaces of ‘Convivencia’ and Spaces of Polemics Transcultural Historiography and Religious Identity in the Intellectual Landscape of the Iberian Peninsula, Ninth to Tenth Centuries
Walter Pohl. Mapping Historiography: An Essay in Comparison
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