Literacy, Politics, and Artistic Innovation

The articles contained in this volume are indicative of a new effort, in the best of current research on the early medieval west, to examine the period from new angles that more fully illumine its vitality and creativity than has been done in the past. ^BContents: The End of the ' Dark Ages', by Celia M. Chazelle; Literate Authority in Bede's Story of Imma, by Seth Lerer; From Brigandage to Justice: Charlemagne, 785-794, by Thomas F.X. Noble, The Originality of Early Medieval Articles, by Lawrence Nees.

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Introduction: The End of the 'Dark Ages'	p. 1
Literate Authority in Bede's Story of Imma	p. 19
From Brigandage to Justice: Charlemagne, 785-794	p. 49
The Originality of Early Medieval Artists	p. 77
Figures	p. 111
About the Contributors	p. 127
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Literacy, Politics, and Artistic Innovation in the Early Medieval West Papers Delivered at A Symposium on Early Medieval Culture, Bryn Mawr, PA

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