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 The Medieval Prison (Språk engelska) (R6E7)

The Medieval Prison (Språk engelska) (R6E7)

Inbunden bok. Princeton University Press. 2008. 197 sidor.

Nära nyskick. Skyddsomslag i nära nyskick. "This is a very valuable contribution to the history of crime and criminal justice. Geltner demonstrates, contrary to the claims of modern historians, that the prison as a punitive institution was born in the later Middle Ages, and shows, contrary to the claims of medieval historians, that prisons were not hellholes. There is no equivalent study of Italian medieval prisons."--Trevor Dean, author of "Crime and Justice in Late Medieval Italy" "A most welcome addition to what has been a neglected field of medieval legal and social history. Geltner argues very persuasively that imprisonment was an important phenomenon in medieval Italian cities. "The Medieval Prison" should appeal to a fairly broad audience outside the field of medieval history."--James B. Given, author of "Inquisition and Medieval Society"




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ISBN
0691135339
Titel
The medieval prison : a social history
Författare
Geltner, Guy
Förlag
Princeton : Princeton University Press
Språk
English
Baksidestext
Includes bibliographical references (p. [171]-194) and index.
Introduction -- Italian prisons : three profiles -- Venice -- Florence -- Bologna -- Conclusions -- Aspects of imprisonment -- Urban development -- Administration and bureaucracy -- Finance and economy -- Punitive imprisonment : jurisprudence, legislation, and practice -- Conclusions -- Prison life -- The terror of arrest -- First nights -- Familiar order : the wards -- Daily life : order and dissidence -- The world outside -- The journey's end : death, escape, release -- Conclusions -- The prison as place and metaphor -- Early imaginaries : martyrdom, monasticism, and purgation -- Excursus : jail-breaking saints -- From purgation to purgatory : God's great prison -- This world and the next : the urban prison -- Conclusions -- Conclusion : "marginalizing" institutions, instituting marginality -- Appendix 1: Prison inventory from Bologna, 1305 -- Appendix 2: Poems from the prison -- Appendix 3: Le stinche, a reconstruction -- Abbreviations and archives -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.