Law, Justice, and Society in the Medieval World: An Introduction through Film (Fordham Series in Medieval Studies)
by Asif A. Siddiqi, David M. Perry, Esther Liberman Cuenca, M. Christina Bruno, Anthony Perron, Maria Americo, Daniel Armenti, Lucy C. Barnhouse, Christopher Bonura, Julie K. Chamberlin, Celia Chazelle, Rachel Ellen Clark, Casey Ireland, Henry Ansgar Kelly, Sarah C. Luginbill, Coral Lumbley, Sara Mcdougall, Nathan Melson, Nahir I. Otaño Gracia, Eugene Smelyansky, Lorraine Kochanske Stock, Spencer Strub
Law, Justice, and Society in the Medieval World introduces key historical themes through the medium of film. Part of the Fordham Series in Medieval Studies, it features contributions from multiple scholars examining medieval legal and social dynamics. This approach makes intricate topics engaging and approachable for a broad audience interested in history and cinema.
About This Book
This book serves as an introduction to the themes of law, justice, and society during the medieval period, utilizing film as a primary medium for exploration. It draws on scholarly contributions to examine how these elements shaped medieval life.
The work is part of the Fordham Series in Medieval Studies, highlighting interdisciplinary approaches to historical analysis. Through selected films, it illustrates key concepts in medieval legal and social structures.
Contributors provide insights into various aspects of medieval justice systems and societal norms, making complex historical topics accessible via visual narratives. The book encourages readers to connect cinematic depictions with authentic historical contexts.
Ideal for students and enthusiasts, it bridges academic study with popular media to deepen understanding of the medieval era's foundational principles.
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