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Amsterdam University Press Premodern Rulership and Contemporary Political Power - Books

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Explore the deep connections between medieval governance and modern politics in Premodern Rulership and Contemporary Political Power: The King's Body Never Dies. This scholarly work from the Central European Medieval Studies series examines how the monarch was viewed as the embodiment of the kingdom, known as the body politic. While modern society has moved away from this specific view, the book investigates how these historical concepts continue to influence political thought. Written by experts Karolina Mroziewicz and Aleksander Sroczynski, this text provides a deep look into how pre-modern images of kings help shape national narratives in Central Europe. It is an essential resource for students and researchers interested in the history of Europe, cultural studies, and the evolution of political power. By connecting medieval traditions to contemporary structures, this book offers a unique perspective on how historical perceptions of leadership shape our modern understanding of authority and community.

Key Features

Explores the concept of the body politic and how medieval monarchs represented their entire kingdoms.

Analyzes how pre-modern images of kings contribute to the formation of national narratives in Central Europe.

Provides academic insights from Karolina Mroziewicz regarding the role of historical imagery in politics.

Includes research on Old-Polish and Old-Croatian cultures by Aleksander Sroczynski.

Part of the Central European Medieval Studies series from Amsterdam University Press.

Connects historical views of leadership to the evolution of contemporary political power.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
16 August 2017
Listed Since
13 February 2017

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