Saracens as idolaters in European vernacular literatures

Kinoshita, Sharon; Calkin, Siobhain Bly

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“…Written and performed around 1200, the Jeu de Saint Nicolas is a play firmly rooted in a plural context. Produced in the Arras milieu, it also offers a dramaturgical narrative with epic reminiscences, set in the aftermath of the failure of the Third Crusade (Calkin, Kinoshita 2012;Rey-Flaud 1980, 129-48). The play is based on a carefully considered structure that places Christian and Saracen societies in tension, the latter being an inversion of the former.…”

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The historiography of Medieval Christian-Muslim relations (1960-2020)

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The historiography concerning Medieval Christian Muslim-Relations over the past sixty years has been shaped by two important books: Norman Daniel’s Islam and the West (1960) and Edward Said’s Orientalism (1978). Each of these works made significant contributions to the field, but each also had serious methodological limitations. Both works assumed and reinforced a conceptual divide between an imagined Christian West and Muslim East. Over the past several decades, some of the most interesting and important work in the field has challenged and reconceptualized this dichotomy.

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Saracens as idolaters in European vernacular literatures

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The historiography of Medieval Christian-Muslim relations (1960-2020)

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