Medievalismo
Scope & Guideline
Cultivating Knowledge of the Medieval World
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Historical Studies:
The journal publishes research that spans various disciplines, including history, literature, art history, and archaeology, to provide a holistic understanding of the medieval period. - Cultural and Social Dynamics in Medieval Society:
A significant focus is placed on the social structures, cultural practices, and daily lives of individuals in medieval society, including the roles of different social classes and gender dynamics. - Political History and Governance:
The journal frequently explores the political landscapes of medieval kingdoms, the evolution of governance, and the relationships between monarchs and their subjects. - Religion and Spirituality:
Papers often address the influence of religion on medieval life, including the interplay between different faiths, the role of the Church, and the spiritual practices of the time. - Economic and Urban Development:
Research on economic systems, trade, and the development of urban centers during the medieval period is a key area, highlighting the economic interactions within and beyond the Iberian Peninsula.
Trending and Emerging
- Gender Studies and Women's History:
There is a noticeable increase in research focusing on gender dynamics and the roles of women in medieval society, reflecting a broader trend in historical scholarship that seeks to uncover previously marginalized narratives. - Digital Humanities and Technology:
Recent publications have begun to explore the intersection of medieval studies with digital humanities, utilizing technology to analyze texts, visualize historical data, and engage with medieval culture in innovative ways. - Environmental History:
Emerging themes in environmental history are gaining traction, examining the relationships between medieval societies and their environments, including resource management and ecological impacts. - Cultural Exchange and Contact:
There is a growing interest in the interactions between different cultures during the medieval period, particularly in the context of the Mediterranean and the Iberian Peninsula, highlighting themes of exchange, conflict, and cooperation. - Everyday Life and Material Culture:
Recent studies increasingly focus on the everyday lives of individuals in medieval society, including material culture, consumption patterns, and domestic life, providing a more nuanced understanding of historical experiences.
Declining or Waning
- Military History:
Although military conflicts and strategies were once a significant focus, recent publications indicate a waning interest in detailed military histories, suggesting researchers may be prioritizing social and cultural studies over traditional military narratives. - Traditional Narratives of Monarchs:
There appears to be a decrease in the exploration of conventional narratives surrounding specific monarchs, as scholars are increasingly interested in broader social and cultural contexts rather than individual biographies. - Art and Architecture:
While art and architectural studies were once central to medieval research, the frequency of these topics in recent issues has diminished, potentially reflecting a shift towards more textual and social analyses. - Regional Studies:
Specific regional studies, particularly those focusing narrowly on isolated areas without broader contextualization, seem to be declining, as the journal increasingly emphasizes comparative and interdisciplinary approaches.
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