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Herfsttij der Middeleeuwen by Johan Huizinga · Booklabria

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Herfsttij der Middeleeuwen

HistorySocial life and customs

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First published: 1919
Editions: 105 in 12 languages

Synopsis

Herfsttij der Middeleeuwen is het bekendste werk van de historicus Johan Huizinga uit 1919. In het werk presenteert Huizinga het idee dat de overdreven formaliteit en romantiek van het laatmiddeleeuwse hofleven een verdedigingsmechanisme was tegen de toenemende verruwing van de maatschappij.

Huizinga gebruikte voor Herfsttij kronieken en literatuur als bronnen en bewust geen archiefstukken. Zijn boek is, meer dan een kunsthistorische studie, een proeve van cultuur- en mentaliteitsgeschiedenis. Source: Wikipedia

Subjects: History
Social life and customs
Social conditions
Manners and customs
Civilization
Conditions sociales
Set in: France
Netherlands
Belgium
Pays-Bas
Time: Medieval, 500-1500; 1328-1600

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105 in 12 languages

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