Von Hamburg Nach Java Studien Zur Mittelalterlichen, Neuen und Digitalen Geschichte |
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| Editor:
| Burgtorf, Jochen
Hoffarth, Christian
Kubon, Sebastian |
| Contribution by:
| Burgtorf, Jochen
Arnold, Udo
Auge, Oliver
Borchardt, Karl
Czaja, Roman
Dartmann, Christoph
Depreux, Philippe
Ekdahl, Sven
Forey, Alan
Friedrich, Markus
Godthardt, Frank
Goetz, Hans-Werner
Heckmann, Dieter
Heckmann, Marie-Luise
Hering, Rainer
Hess, Cordelia
Hoffarth, Christian
Homann, Mats
Jahnke, Carsten
Kardasz, Cezary
Kreem, Juhan
Krieger, Martin
Kubon, Sebastian
Kwiatkowski, Krzysztof
Laczny, Joachim
Link, Christina
Luttrell, Anthony
Nicholson, Helen J.
Nolden, Nico
Paulsen, Reinhard
Selzer, Stephan
Souhr-Konighaus, Annika
Tandecki, Janusz |
| Series title: | Nova Mediaevalia Ser. |
| ISBN: | 978-3-8471-1216-7 |
| Publication Date: | Nov 2020 |
| Publisher: | V&R Unipress
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| Book Format: | Hardback |
| List Price: | USD $92.00 |
Book Description:
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With extraordinary productivity and immense innovative intuition, historian Jurgen Sarnowsky, professor of medieval history in Hamburg, has decisively impacted historical research. Time and again, he has forged new paths and opened up new fields of historical inquiry in regional, global, and digital spheres. The articles by friends, students, and academic companions assembled in this volume in Sarnowsky's honor enter into a dialogue with his works and offer illuminating new insights...
More DescriptionWith extraordinary productivity and immense innovative intuition, historian Jurgen Sarnowsky, professor of medieval history in Hamburg, has decisively impacted historical research. Time and again, he has forged new paths and opened up new fields of historical inquiry in regional, global, and digital spheres. The articles by friends, students, and academic companions assembled in this volume in Sarnowsky's honor enter into a dialogue with his works and offer illuminating new insights into central areas of his oeuvre. They encompass the North and the Hanseatic League, the Mediterranean region, the Teutonic Order, and digital humanities, as well as travel and distance.