2) Local signifiers and the Early Middle Ages in global communities: the case of Wardruna

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14 décembre 2021

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medievalism historiography medieval civilisation Médiévisme Civilisation médiévale Historiographie History HIS037010 HBLC

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Ruth Barratt-Peacock, « 2) Local signifiers and the Early Middle Ages in global communities: the case of Wardruna », Publications de l’École française de Rome, ID : 10.4000/books.efr.28532

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This paper argues that, although questions of historicity and ahistoricity are central to medievalism, some medieval living history cultures and scene-adjacent media are better understood as primarily spatial practices. I draw on Bernd Mahr’s model theory and spatial hermeneutics to reimagine medievalism as a set of modelling processes. In this case, field research in the German medieval re-enactment and living history scene is combined with a case study of the Norwegian metal band Wardruna a...

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