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Antiquity in the Middle Ages: Literature, Power, Law
[Античность В Средние Века: Литература, Власть, Право]

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  • Aurov, Oleg (Ауров, Олег)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA))

  • Zorin, Andrey (Зорин, Андрей)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA))

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The work is devoted to the problem of forms and methods of reception of ancient heritage in medieval Western and Eastern Europe. In the first case, the medieval states of the Iberian Peninsula (mainly Castile and Leon) act as the object of study, in the second - the Russian state from the era of Ancient Russia to the Moscow Kingdom of the XVI - XVII centuries. The presentation of the material is organized according to a chronological and historical-geographical principle. Four sections of the work are devoted to the role of the Roman heritage in the formation of medieval Castilian historiography during the reign of King Alfonso X of the Wise (section 1), analysis of the forms of interpretation in the domestic historiography of the role of the ancient heritage and its influence on the formation of medieval forms of social and political organization on the example of the scientific heritage of the outstanding Soviet medievalist Alexander Rafailovich Korsunsky (1914-1980) (section 2), the problems of the influence of the ancient heritage on the formation of the medieval literature as in the Latin West (section 3) and the study of the religious and cultural perspective of the formation and development of medieval Russian statehood (from Ancient Russia to the Moscow Kingdom), taking into account the wide external historical, cultural and legal context (section 4).

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  • Aurov, Oleg (Ауров, Олег) & Zorin, Andrey (Зорин, Андрей), 2018. "Antiquity in the Middle Ages: Literature, Power, Law [Античность В Средние Века: Литература, Власть, Право]," Working Papers 061804, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.
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