Brill - Culture and Society in Medieval Galicia Book

Explore the historical evolution of Galicia through this comprehensive academic volume. Published by Brill as part of The Medieval and Early Modern Iberian World series, this work examines the region's shifting position within Iberia, Europe, and the Mediterranean and Atlantic worlds. Spanning from late antiquity through the thirteenth century, the text provides a deep look into the cultural crossroads of Europe. This collection brings together twenty-three international authors to present current research on the region. Readers will find detailed studies covering a wide range of academic disciplines, including art, architecture, religion, and the church. The volume also addresses law, politics, historiography, and the development of language and literature. It is an essential resource for medievalists, Hispanists, and students interested in regional culture and society. By studying the cult of St. James, Santiago Cathedral, and the pilgrimage routes, you gain a clear understanding of how Galicia shaped and was shaped by its unique geographic and social surroundings.