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My Quest for the Middle Ages
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My Quest for the Middle Ages

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This is a translation of a series of five edited interviews with Jean-Maurice de Montremy, each touching upon one of the central themes of Le Goff’s work. In it he reveals to us an unknown, innovative Middle Ages, frightened by various apocalyptic ideas and yet largely inspired by hope. With immense skill, Jacques Le Goff shows that humanism existed before the Renaissance, re-iterating his well-known argument that the Middle Ages were essentially a long series of ‘renaissances’. He also makes it clear that the Europe of the future cannot be constructed on the basis of forgetting the past.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Edinburgh University Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
18 July 2005
Pages
144
ISBN
9780748620845
This is a translation of a series of five edited interviews with Jean-Maurice de Montremy, each touching upon one of the central themes of Le Goff’s work. In it he reveals to us an unknown, innovative Middle Ages, frightened by various apocalyptic ideas and yet largely inspired by hope. With immense skill, Jacques Le Goff shows that humanism existed before the Renaissance, re-iterating his well-known argument that the Middle Ages were essentially a long series of ‘renaissances’. He also makes it clear that the Europe of the future cannot be constructed on the basis of forgetting the past.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Edinburgh University Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
18 July 2005
Pages
144
ISBN
9780748620845