Routledge - Space in the Medieval West Book

Explore the evolution of spatial paradigms in this academic collection from Routledge. As research into spatial practices gains momentum across the humanities, this volume responds to the spatial turn in medieval studies by examining how space was defined and practiced throughout Europe, with a specific focus on France. This book offers a deep look into the construction of medieval environments through a series of thematic essays. The content moves from the study of specific sites to the broader shaping of territories through socially constructed networks. It concludes by examining the larger geographical realm, providing a comprehensive view of how medieval people interacted with their surroundings. Ideal for scholars and students interested in architecture history and medieval studies, these essays provide fresh perspectives on how territories and imagined geographies were established. This collection serves as a vital resource for understanding the relationship between social structures and the physical landscapes of the medieval period.