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[1] From: "R. Allen Shoaf" <rashoaf_at_clas.ufl.edu> (41)
Subject: Special Issue of EXEMPLARIA in Honor of Sheila Delany
[2] From: Antonella D'Ascoli <dascolia_at_tiscalinet.it> (93)
Subject: JIIA
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Date: Tue, 02 May 2006 06:27:25 +0100
From: "R. Allen Shoaf" <rashoaf_at_clas.ufl.edu>
Subject: Special Issue of EXEMPLARIA in Honor of Sheila Delany
The Publisher, Editors, and Advisers of EXEMPLARIA announce
a special issue in honor of Sheila Delany, to celebrate her
distinguished career in Medieval Studies.
Guest-edited by Lynn Arner (University of Pittsburgh), this
collection is scheduled to appear as a special issue of EXEMPLARIA in
the fall of 2006 (to be shipped gratis to all subscribers of record)
and is available online as a digital preprint at the following URL:
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EXEMPLARIA: A Journal of Theory in Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Special Issue: In Honor of Sheila Delany
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Date: Tue, 02 May 2006 06:28:03 +0100
From: Antonella D'Ascoli <dascolia_at_tiscalinet.it>
Subject: JIIA
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Author: Ouzoulias Pierre
Title:L'économie agraire de la Gaule:aperçus historiographiques et
perspectives archéologiques
Abstract:
Agricultural economics of Gaule: historiographic outlines and
archaeological prospects
The prime objective of this work is to subject to an examination some
around concepts whose Gallo-Roman rural archaeology was gradually
built. Without seeking exhaustiveness, this historiographic analysis
is organized around some topics which were selected because they
preserve a relative topicality and that they explain current
orientations of the discipline. Thus, an attention was paid to the
exchanges which marked, with XVIIIe and XIXe c., the emergence of the
economic analysis and the rise of a new agrarian history of Rome and
of Gaule. It appeared that the questions relating to the
consequences of the conquest of Gaule and its invasion at the end of
Antiquity were indissociable debates on the State, the origin of the
European nations, the individual in the company and the direction of
the history. Lastly, this study was the occasion to wonder about the
conditions of emergence of Gallo-Roman archaeology and to think of
its epistemological relationship with the historical discipline.The
final chapter is devoted to a theoretical analysis of the operation
of the family small-scale farming and agricultural company, in
particular by identifying the constraints that the use of the labour
imposes to them. It is proposed to give up the traditional vision
which tends to regard the villa and the family exploitation as the
representatives of two antagonistic modes of the development of the
grounds to promote an archaeology anxious to apprehend overall the
campaigns while trying to restore their variety
and to include/ understand the multiple interactions which bind their various
components.
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Antonella D'Ascoli
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