Memory and interpretation: new approaches to the study of the crusades
Megan Cassidy‐Welch|Anne E. Lester
This article describes the connection between studies of memory and history crusades. The authors argue that integrating into crusades scholarship offers new ways exploring aftermath war, construction cultural memory, role women families in this process, crusading movement itself. draws on extends recent trends crusade understand as a broad religious called upon developed within framework was wider than previously acknowledged. It examines historical theoretical development then outlines historiography studies. introduces series essays, which together examine creation, communication dissemination memory.
Journal of Medieval History