Competing Hegemonies: The High Middle Ages
Robert McColl Millar
The period from around 1000–1250 is generally represented as a major shift in European culture, trade and the construction of self. Carolingians notwithstanding, 500–1000 can be analysed one dominated by centrifugal forces, with previously connected units becoming increasingly dissimilar. In this new tendencies cultural political homogenization, associated centripetal became dominant. Although much recent scholarship (for instance, Reynolds 1994) has shied away seeing full-blown development feudalism primary cause for there no doubt that, western Europe, power land tenure did become concentrated. Moore (2000) goes so far to describe ‘first revolution’.KeywordsJewish CommunityThirteenth CenturyCentripetal ForceEleventh CenturyRomance LanguageThese keywords were added machine not authors. This process experimental may updated learning algorithm improves.
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