"Ours is largely an ahistorical world. And yet we take history very seriously. The more remote the past becomes, the more we seem to concern ourselves with understanding it. We are no longer linked to our ancestors through common material conditions. If earlier ages still have a hold on us, it is through our thoughts about them. "The essays in this volume are about a segment of the past that runs roughly from the end of antiquity to the thirteenth century. More generally, they are about recollecting the past by putting words into writings. They are equally about the past that is written about and the writing that brings it to life. In other words, they deal with the creation of the past as text."-from the Introduction
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clear articulation of the vision in the 1980s; many hard-argued points now taken for granted
评分clear articulation of the vision in the 1980s; many hard-argued points now taken for granted
评分clear articulation of the vision in the 1980s; many hard-argued points now taken for granted
评分clear articulation of the vision in the 1980s; many hard-argued points now taken for granted
评分clear articulation of the vision in the 1980s; many hard-argued points now taken for granted
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