Contester Au Moyen Âge : De La Désobéissance À La Révolte 2019
DOI: 10.4000/books.psorbonne.55237
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Dialogue ou contestation ?

Abstract: Les historiens médiévistes ont parfois peiné à appréhender le phénomène de la rébellion dans sa globalité et à le percevoir, non plus seulement comme un débordement de violences, mais aussi comme un procédé permettant de renouer un dialogue avec le pouvoir. C’est donc le concept même de révolte qui reste à déconstruire en parvenant à se départir de la notion d’absolu que nous lui attachons. Si le terme de révolte n’existe pas avant 1501, c’est aussi parce que le « révolté », loin de se considérer comme un révo… Show more

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“…The Tuchinat in the Auvergne from the 1360s was primarily a self-defence movement, protecting non-combatants and communities from English forces but also from the pillaging of freebooting mercenaries 107 . So was the Tuchinat of Languedoc in the early 1380s, though here there was also resistance against taxes and objectionable political and military leadership 108 . Those of Forez and their companions in the Beaujolais and Lyonnais were similarly motivated.…”
Section: France: Failed Reciprocity and The Hundred Years Warmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Tuchinat in the Auvergne from the 1360s was primarily a self-defence movement, protecting non-combatants and communities from English forces but also from the pillaging of freebooting mercenaries 107 . So was the Tuchinat of Languedoc in the early 1380s, though here there was also resistance against taxes and objectionable political and military leadership 108 . Those of Forez and their companions in the Beaujolais and Lyonnais were similarly motivated.…”
Section: France: Failed Reciprocity and The Hundred Years Warmentioning
confidence: 99%