M Gosman (31 results)

101p., original stiff printed wrappers (Mediaevalia Groningana, fasc. 8).

437 (3) p. Paperback (In very good condition.).

391 (3) p. Paperback (In very good condition.).

hardcover. Condition: New.

Condition: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,2250grams, ISBN:9060880803.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Power in the early modern age, as in the present age, is an important subject for debate. What is power? Who has it or should have it? What are the underlying reasons for this? And especially, how is this power exercised, legitimised, and accepted? The issue of power in Europe in the early modern age is all the more significant because the demarcation line between the worldly and the religious component of power is not always clearly drawn. The fact is that power can only exist in a structured context where there is a measure of approval and consensus on the way that power is constituted and exercised. It is actually about the relationship between those who have or crave power and those who find themselves in subordinate positions. Many means of persuasion are deployed in propaganda mechanisms to underscore the rightness or superiority of this relationship. The reverse side of this phenomenon is equally important: the extent to which criticism is being voiced and other opinions are being proclaimed is at least as relevant to an evaluation of the relationship between both groups, i.e. rulers and subordinates.In societies where pomp and circumstance bear the brunt of the persuasive process - since not everyone can read or write - visual elements are crucial: painting, sculpture, architecture, urban planning, court parties and ceremonies play a major role, as do all the products issued by the printing presses: tracts and pamphlets, illustrated or unillustrated. The essays in this volume deal not so much with theories of power but rather with the ways that rulers attempt to motivate the legitimation of their power and convey their own superiority, be it genuine or spurious. They focus on the persuasive production emanating from governments as well as on the reactions of other parties, which show both confirmative and contesting tendencies. The issue of power in Europe in the early modern age is all the more significant because the demarcation line between the worldly and the religious component of power is not always clearly drawn. Power can only exist in a structured context where there is a measure of approval and consensus on the way that power is constituted and exercised. It is actually about the relationship between those who have or crave power and those who find themselves in subordinate positions. Many means of persuasion are deployed in propaganda mechanisms to underscore the rightness or superiority of this relationship. The essays in this volume deal with the ways that rulers attempt to motivate the legitimation of their power and convey their own superiority, be it genuine or spurious. They focus on the persuasive production emanating from governments as well as on the reactions of other parties which show both confirmative and contesting tendencies. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Fabric covered hard cover, 18 x 24.5cm, 40 pages, numerous B/W photos and music, book in general is very worn, cover worn along edges, faded and has bumped corners, spine is damaged, rear cover has fabric missing, and numerous glue marks, end pages have browned, numerous pages have repaired corners, water damage and rips.

paperback. Condition: New.

Original publisher's sewn paperback, pictorial frontcover, 4to: xij, 640pp., notes, remarks, index names, index authors, French glossary, Occitan glossary, bibliography, summary in Dutch [3pp.]. Very fine copy. Thesis University Groningen.

Original publisher's black cloth hardback, gilt title spine, pictorial dustjacket, 4to: xij, 640pp., notes, remarks, index names, index authors, French glossary, Occitan glossary, bibliography, summary in Dutch [3pp.]. Very fine copy., Volume 2: Mediaevalia Groningana.

Condition: Fine. *Price HAS BEEN REDUCED by 10% until Monday, July 13 (SALE Item)* 198 pp., paperback, fine. - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country.

Condition: New. 2007. Hardcover. . . . . .

Tapa blanda. Condition: New. 1ª edición. GOSMAN, M. / A. VANDERJAGT / J. VEENSTRA, EDS.: THE GROWTH OF AUTHORITY IN THE MEDIEVAL WEST. SELECTED PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE GRONINGEN, 6-9 NOVEMBER 1997 . GRONINGEN, 1999, ix 391 p. laminas, 905 gr. Encuadernacion original. Nuevo. (IA-2-7) 905 gr. Libro.

Condition: New. 2007. Hardcover. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Tapa blanda. Condition: New. 1ª edición. GOSMAN, M./H. HERMANS, EDS.: ESPAÑA, TEATRO Y MUJERES. ESTUDIOS DEDICADOS A HENK OOSTENDORP. AMSTERDAM, 1989, xiv 260 p. , 475 gr. Encuadernacion original. Nuevo. (NC-G-1) 475 gr. Libro.

Groningen, Forsten, 1997. (XII) 437 pp. Paperback. Illustrations. (Mediaevalia Groningana) *fine condition* Contributors: Marc Boone, Maria João Violante Branco, Maria A. Conn a.o.

Groningen, Forsten, n.y. (XII) 390 pp. Paperback. (Mediaevalia Groningana) *fine condition* Contributors: Dick E.H. de Boer, Anne Hudson, Heinz Thoelen a.o.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Power in the early modern age, as in the present age, is an important subject for debate. What is power? Who has it or should have it? What are the underlying reasons for this? And especially, how is this power exercised, legitimised, and accepted? The issue of power in Europe in the early modern age is all the more significant because the demarcation line between the worldly and the religious component of power is not always clearly drawn. The fact is that power can only exist in a structured context where there is a measure of approval and consensus on the way that power is constituted and exercised. It is actually about the relationship between those who have or crave power and those who find themselves in subordinate positions. Many means of persuasion are deployed in propaganda mechanisms to underscore the rightness or superiority of this relationship. The reverse side of this phenomenon is equally important: the extent to which criticism is being voiced and other opinions are being proclaimed is at least as relevant to an evaluation of the relationship between both groups, i.e. rulers and subordinates.In societies where pomp and circumstance bear the brunt of the persuasive process - since not everyone can read or write - visual elements are crucial: painting, sculpture, architecture, urban planning, court parties and ceremonies play a major role, as do all the products issued by the printing presses: tracts and pamphlets, illustrated or unillustrated. The essays in this volume deal not so much with theories of power but rather with the ways that rulers attempt to motivate the legitimation of their power and convey their own superiority, be it genuine or spurious. They focus on the persuasive production emanating from governments as well as on the reactions of other parties, which show both confirmative and contesting tendencies. The issue of power in Europe in the early modern age is all the more significant because the demarcation line between the worldly and the religious component of power is not always clearly drawn. Power can only exist in a structured context where there is a measure of approval and consensus on the way that power is constituted and exercised. It is actually about the relationship between those who have or crave power and those who find themselves in subordinate positions. Many means of persuasion are deployed in propaganda mechanisms to underscore the rightness or superiority of this relationship. The essays in this volume deal with the ways that rulers attempt to motivate the legitimation of their power and convey their own superiority, be it genuine or spurious. They focus on the persuasive production emanating from governments as well as on the reactions of other parties which show both confirmative and contesting tendencies. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Groningen 1996. xiv,173 pp. Wrappers. (Mediev.Gron.18).

Mediaevalia Groningana New Series Volume 8. Paperback. xi, 558 p. Ills in b/w. -(As new.). ISBN 9789042919501.

Groningen 1988. vii,191 pp. Wrappers.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Dans la periode qui va du regne de Philippe IV le Bel (1285-1314) a celui de Louis XIII (1610-1643) la royaute francaise se transforme d'une monarchie aux accents seigneuriaux en une monarchie presque souveraine ou tous les habitants deviennent les sujets de Sa Majeste, titre aux accents romains officialise sous Henri II. Le parcours qui mene vers cette sujetion se trouve cependant etre balise de sentiments. Tant que le pouvoir royal n'est pas encore bien en selle, il exploite pleinement le theme de l'affection: le roi est le pater patriae ou le pere qui aime ses sujets et qui les consulte volontiers dans les assemblees de notables et dans des Etats, provinciaux, regionaux ou generaux. L'affection atteint son apogee dans l'assemblee de notables de 1506 ou les deputes conferent a Louis XII le titre de pere du peuple, qualification qui est ressassee a l'infini par la machine propagandiste: le roi de France est le pere de ses sujets.L'etiquette pere du peuple ne sert cependant qu'a masquer des velleites centralisatrices et autoritaires, car le pere de la bienheureuse famille francaise se souvient du statut du pere dans l'Ancien Testament et de celui du pater familias de l'Empire romain. Ces peres-la voulaient etre obeis.L'issue est previsible. Des que le principe de la souverainete du roi s'est impose, les rois de France abandonnent le theme de la paternite affective qui leur a rendu de si bons services et, sauf rare exception, ils refusent d'inviter encore leurs sujets bien-aimes a venir discuter de problemes touchant le roi et le royaume. La voix du peuple a beau etre la voix de Dieu, toujours est-il que les assemblees de notables et, a fortiori, les Etats generaux sont des obstacles incommodes et incontrolables. Cela deplait foncierement au roi de France qui regne par la grace de Dieu et qui n'a des comptes a rendre qu'a Lui. Tous les habitants du royaume - et peu importe leur statut - deviennent des sujets du roi-pere. Les Etats generaux de 1614-15 sont les derniers. Il y a encore deux assemblees de notables (en 1617 et 1626), mais elles ne changent pas la donne: la voix du peuple est etouffee. Ce n'est qu'en 1789 qu'elle se fait entendre de nouveau. Subjects of the Father Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Groningen 1984. x,298 pp. Broché.

Gron.1997. ix,437 pp. (Med.Gr.23).

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. KlappentextSubjects of the Father.

Condition: New. 2007. Paperback. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Dans la periode qui va du regne de Philippe IV le Bel (1285-1314) a celui de Louis XIII (1610-1643) la royaute francaise se transforme d'une monarchie aux accents seigneuriaux en une monarchie presque souveraine ou tous les habitants deviennent les sujets de Sa Majeste, titre aux accents romains officialise sous Henri II. Le parcours qui mene vers cette sujetion se trouve cependant etre balise de sentiments. Tant que le pouvoir royal n'est pas encore bien en selle, il exploite pleinement le theme de l'affection: le roi est le pater patriae ou le pere qui aime ses sujets et qui les consulte volontiers dans les assemblees de notables et dans des Etats, provinciaux, regionaux ou generaux. L'affection atteint son apogee dans l'assemblee de notables de 1506 ou les deputes conferent a Louis XII le titre de pere du peuple, qualification qui est ressassee a l'infini par la machine propagandiste: le roi de France est le pere de ses sujets.L'etiquette pere du peuple ne sert cependant qu'a masquer des velleites centralisatrices et autoritaires, car le pere de la bienheureuse famille francaise se souvient du statut du pere dans l'Ancien Testament et de celui du pater familias de l'Empire romain. Ces peres-la voulaient etre obeis.L'issue est previsible. Des que le principe de la souverainete du roi s'est impose, les rois de France abandonnent le theme de la paternite affective qui leur a rendu de si bons services et, sauf rare exception, ils refusent d'inviter encore leurs sujets bien-aimes a venir discuter de problemes touchant le roi et le royaume. La voix du peuple a beau etre la voix de Dieu, toujours est-il que les assemblees de notables et, a fortiori, les Etats generaux sont des obstacles incommodes et incontrolables. Cela deplait foncierement au roi de France qui regne par la grace de Dieu et qui n'a des comptes a rendre qu'a Lui. Tous les habitants du royaume - et peu importe leur statut - deviennent des sujets du roi-pere. Les Etats generaux de 1614-15 sont les derniers. Il y a encore deux assemblees de notables (en 1617 et 1626), mais elles ne changent pas la donne: la voix du peuple est etouffee. Ce n'est qu'en 1789 qu'elle se fait entendre de nouveau. Subjects of the Father Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Condition: New. 2007. Paperback. . . . . .

Groningen 1999. ix,391 pp. (Med.Gr.25).

Leuven, Peeters, 2007. (XII) 558 pp. Paperback. Bibliography. Illustrations. (Mediaevalia Groningana, n.s. 8) *good condition*.