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Emperor Or Manager Power And Political Ideology In Byzantium Before 1453 Tonia Kiousopoulou

Name: Emperor Or Manager Power And Political Ideology In Byzantium Before 1453 Tonia Kiousopoulou
SKU: BELL-5891158
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Emperor Or Manager Power And Political Ideology In Byzantium Before 1453 Tonia Kiousopoulou instant download after payment.

Publisher: La Pomme d’Or

File Extension: PDF

File size: 12.12 MB

Pages: 216

Author: Tonia Kiousopoulou

ISBN: 9782970076315, 2970076314

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Emperor Or Manager Power And Political Ideology In Byzantium Before 1453 Tonia Kiousopoulou by Tonia Kiousopoulou 9782970076315, 2970076314 instant download after payment.

Byzantium in the 15th century is too easily dismissed as the anachronistic tail end of an ancient ecumenical empire, whose only achievements, apart from the heroic last stand of Constantinople in 1453, were the contribution of literary Hellenism to Renaissance humanism, and the preservation of Orthodoxy from the encroachment of Catholicism.
This book argues that in struggling to survive as a small fortified enclave at the heart of Ottoman territory, Byzantium adopted the social structure and political ideology of a secular, territorial city-state on the Italian model.
It thus presents the empire of the last Palaiologoi in an entirely new light.