Philip Daileader
Autor/a de The Early Middle Ages
Sobre l'autor
Philip Daileader, Ph.D., is Assistant Professor of History at The College of William and Mary.
Obres de Philip Daileader
True Citizens: Violence, Memory, and Identity in the Medieval Community of Perpignan, 1162-1397 (2000) 4 exemplars
Saint Vincent Ferrer, His World and Life Religion and Society in Late Medieval Europe (2016) 4 exemplars
French historians, 1900-2000 : new historical writing in twentieth-century France (2010) 3 exemplars
The Late Middle Ages Part 2 2 exemplars
The Second Crusade - False Steps and Failure 1 exemplars
The Fall - 1291 1 exemplars
The Hohenstaufen and Shepherds’ Crusades 1 exemplars
Louis IX - The Crusader Saint 1 exemplars
Fifth and Sixth Crusades - Tragedy and Oddity 1 exemplars
The Children’s and Albigensian Crusades 1 exemplars
The Northern Crusades 1 exemplars
Crusades in Spain 1 exemplars
The Fourth Crusades - Conquest of Constantinople 1 exemplars
The Third Crusades - We Three Kings 1 exemplars
Saladin - General and Sultan 1 exemplars
Defending the Crusader States, 1099-1144 1 exemplars
War and Travel - The Experience of Crusading 1 exemplars
The Rise of the Templars 1 exemplars
The First Crusade and the Conquest of Jerusalem 1 exemplars
Before the Crusades - Immediate Circumstances 1 exemplars
Before the Crusades - Deep Background 1 exemplars
What Were the Crusades? 1 exemplars
Looking Back, Looking Forward 1 exemplars
Emperor Frederick II 1 exemplars
Empire versus Papacy 1 exemplars
Magna Carta 1 exemplars
Philip II of France 1 exemplars
The Crusades and Their Critics 1 exemplars
Life in the Crusader East 1 exemplars
The Norman Conquest 1 exemplars
Witchcraft 1 exemplars
When Did the Middle Ages End? 1 exemplars
The Age of Exploration 1 exemplars
Columbus and the Colombian Exchange 1 exemplars
The Spanish Inquisition 1 exemplars
Ferdinand and Isabella 1 exemplars
The Fall of the Byzantine Empire 1 exemplars
Renaissance Humanism I and II 1 exemplars
The Printing Press 1 exemplars
Gunpowder 1 exemplars
Christine de Pizan and Catherine of Sienna 1 exemplars
Jan Hus and the Hussite Rebellion 1 exemplars
Cultural Contact and Exchange 1 exemplars
John Wycliffe and the Lollards 1 exemplars
William of Ockham 1 exemplars
Revolt in Town and Country 1 exemplars
The Black Death, I and II 1 exemplars
The Hundred Years War, I and II 1 exemplars
The Great Papal Schism 1 exemplars
Fall of the Templars and the Avignon Papacy 1 exemplars
Philip the Fair versus Boniface VIII 1 exemplars
Late Middle Ages - Rebirth, Waning, Calamity ? 1 exemplars
Crusade and Mission 1 exemplars
The Conquest of Jerusalem 1 exemplars
The People’s Crusade 1 exemplars
Long Shadows and the Dark Ages 1 exemplars
Charlemagne as Ruler : Justice and Salvation 1 exemplars
The House of Islam 1 exemplars
Justinian and the Byzantine Empire 1 exemplars
Arthur’s England 1 exemplars
Franks and Goths 1 exemplars
The Enduring Fascination with Charlemagne 1 exemplars
Claims to Charlemagne Across History 1 exemplars
Charlemagne in Medieval Legend 1 exemplars
Charlemagne as Religious Reformer 1 exemplars
Charlemagne as Patron of a Renaissance 1 exemplars
Charlemagne’s World : Britain to Baghdad 1 exemplars
Charlemagne as War Leader 1 exemplars
Charlemagne 1 exemplars
Charlemagne as Head of Family and Dynasty 1 exemplars
Charlemagne as Emperor, 800-814 1 exemplars
Charlemagne as Heir and King, 748-800 1 exemplars
The Making of Emperor Charles the Great 1 exemplars
Barbarians at the Gate 1 exemplars
Augustine I and II 1 exemplars
Athletes of God 1 exemplars
Pagans and Christians in the Fourth Century 1 exemplars
Constantine the Great - Christian Emperor 1 exemplars
Diocletian and the Crises of the Third Century 1 exemplars
The Rise of the Carolingians 1 exemplars
Carolingian Christianity 1 exemplars
The First Universities 1 exemplars
Feudalism 1 exemplars
Aquinas and the Problem of Aristotle 1 exemplars
The Origins of Scholasticism 1 exemplars
Jews and Christians 1 exemplars
The Medieval Inquisitions 1 exemplars
The High Middle Ages, Part 1 of 2 1 exemplars
Francis of Assisi and the Franciscan Movement 1 exemplars
Those Who Prayed - The Monks 1 exemplars
Women in Medieval Society 1 exemplars
Those Who Worked - The Townspeople 1 exemplars
Those Who Worked - The Peasants 1 exemplars
The Chivalric Code 1 exemplars
The Carolingian Renaissance 1 exemplars
Those Who Fought - The Nobles 1 exemplars
Demography and the Commercial Revolution 1 exemplars
Why the Middle Ages? 1 exemplars
Long Shadows and the Dark Ages Revisited 1 exemplars
Family Life - How Then Became Now 1 exemplars
Carolingian Europe - Gateway to the Middle Ages 1 exemplars
Al-Andalus - Islamic Spain 1 exemplars
England in the Age of Alfred 1 exemplars
The Birth of France and Germany 1 exemplars
Collapse of the Carolingian Empire 1 exemplars
Fury of the Northmen 1 exemplars
Heretics and Heresy 1 exemplars
Etiquetat
Coneixement comú
- Data de naixement
- 1968-10-25
- Gènere
- male
- Nacionalitat
- USA
- Lloc de naixement
- Bronx, New York, USA
- Llocs de residència
- New York, New York, USA
- Educació
- Harvard University
Johns Hopkins University
St. Anthony's High School, Smithtown, New York, USA - Professions
- Professor of History
- Organitzacions
- College of William and Mary
Membres
Ressenyes
Fascinating to learn about the crusades. I didn’t realize there were multiple crusades and not just to the Holy Land, but also Germany, Southern France and Egypt, to name just a few.
A great conclusion to this three part series. Highly recommend all three, very entertaining.
Another great set of lectures on the middle ages, absolutely loving this series.
Potser també t'agrada
Estadístiques
- Obres
- 117
- Membres
- 631
- Popularitat
- #39,929
- Valoració
- 4.1
- Ressenyes
- 12
- ISBN
- 39
- Preferit
- 1
I think the lecturer did a good job presenting the material, but there's just not that richness (of sources) to make it a really compelling period.… (més)