Editor's Preface
Walter Pohl|Ingrid Hartl
medieval worlds provides a forum for comparative, interdisciplinary and transcultural studies of the Middle Ages. Its aim is to overcome disciplinary boundaries, regional limits national research traditions in Medieval Studies, open up new spaces discussion, help developing global perspectives. We focus on period from c. 400 1500 CE but do not stick rigid periodization. submissions broadly comparative matters interest, whether single articles, companion papers, smaller clusters, or special issues subject global/comparative history. particularly invite wide-ranging connectivity comparison between different world regions. Apart publishes ongoing debates project conference reports research. Table Contents Editorâs Preface Walter Pohl Ingrid Hartl Monasteries Sacred Landscapes An Old Ritual Capital, New Landscape: Understanding Transformation Angkor Thom, Cambodia: through Construction Placement TheravÄda Â»Buddhist TerracesÂ«: Andrew Harris The Athos Chalkidiki (8th-11th Centuries): A Pioneering Front? Michel Kaplan Pro qualitate loci et instantia laboris: their Human Natural Environments Late Antique Gaul Matheus Coutinho Figuinha Limitations Asceticism Albrecht Diem Byzantine Connections Greeks Â»GreekÂ« Writers Early Italian Papyri Edward M. Schoolman Resenting Iconoclasm. Reception Italy an Inscription Corteolona Francesca DellâAcqua Clemens Gantner Mercantile Religious Mobility Byzantines, Latins Muslims, 1200-1500: On Theory Practice Social Networks Johannes Preiser-Kapeller Ekaterini Mitsiou Â»A Universal Narrative HumanityÂ«. Travelling âºOtherâ¹ Constantinople: Priscus Panion (5th CE) William Rubruk (13th Pia Carolla
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