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Title:Kompleksnost srednjeveškega viteštva : magistrsko delo
Authors:ID Kolman, Barbara (Author)
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Files:.pdf MAG_Kolman_Barbara_2024.pdf (1,27 MB)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:Cilj magistrskega dela z naslovom Kompleksnost srednjeveškega viteštva je predstaviti pogled na viteštvo kot celoto. Na začetku je govora o izvoru in razvoju viteštva ter procesu, skozi katerega je moral iti posameznik, da je sploh bil imenovan za viteza. Opisane so lastnosti in vrline, ki so odlikovale viteze, a hkrati se postavlja vprašanje, ali gre v primeru viteštva za kompleksen pojav ali ne. Podrobneje je pregledan vojaški vidik viteštva. V magistrskem delu ugotavlja, katere vrste opreme in orožja so uporabljali vitezi. Hkrati se raziskuje, ali se je kaj od tega skozi stoletja spreminjalo in na kakšen način. Opisano je udejstvovanje vitezov na vojnih pohodih, pozornost je namenjena tudi turnirjem. Opisani sta dve turnirski knjigi, ki sta izjemno pomembni za proučevanje turnirske dejavnosti srednjega veka – Turnirska knjiga Gašperja Lambergerja in Turnirska knjiga Renéja Anžujskega. V vsebino je ob vitezu Gašperju Lambergerju in kralju Reneju Anžujskemu vključen še vitez Viljem Svibenski, vsak izmed njih je na svoj način prispeval k spominu na viteštvo in se zapisal v zgodovino.
Keywords:srednji vek, vitez, viteštvo, turnir, turnirska knjiga
Temporal coverage:1050-1300;
Place of publishing:Maribor
Place of performance:Maribor
Publisher:B. Kolman
Year of publishing:2024
Number of pages:1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (VIII, 70 str.))
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-89475 New window
UDC:798.256:94(4)"1050/1500"(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:207766275 New window
Publication date in DKUM:17.09.2024
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Downloads:66
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Language:English
Title:The complexity of medieval chivalry
Abstract:The primary objective of the master's thesis entitled The Complexity of Medieval Chivalry is to present the concept of chivalry in every respect. Based on the thesis statement, the origins and development of chivalry are presented as well as the process an individual had to go through to be knighted in the first place. The qualities and virtues that distinguished knights are outlined, but the question is also raised as to whether chivalry is a complex phenomenon at all. Later on, the military aspect of chivalry is examined in considerable detail. In keeping with the research idea, it is established which types of equipment and weapons were used by knights. In relation to the weaponry, it is explored whether any of it changed over the centuries and in what way. Knights' participation in military campaigns is described, and considerable attention is paid to tournaments. Two tournament books are described which are tremendously important for the study of tournament activity in the Middle Ages – the Tournament Book of Gašper Lamberger and the Tournament Book of René of Anjou. Alongside Gašper Lamberger and King René of Anjou, knight Viljem of Svibno is mentioned. Each of them has contributed in their own way to the memory of chivalry and has gone down in history.
Keywords:Middle Ages, knight, chivalry, tournament, tournament book


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