Pensumliste til arkeologidelen av HIS 4600R
Bibliografi til ”Gender”.
M.T. Boatwright,”Just Window Dressing? Imperial Women as Architectural Sculpture”, i D.E.E. Kleiner & S.B. Matheson (red.), I, Claudia II, Austin 2000, s. 61-75 (15 s.).
E. D’Ambra, “Nudity and Adornment in Female Portrait Sculpture of the Second Century A.D., i D.E.E. Kleiner & S.B. Matheson (red.), I, Claudia II. Women in Roman Art and Society (Austin 2000), s. 101-114 (14 s.).
N. B. Kampen, “Omphale and the Instability of Gender”, i N.B. Kampen (red.), Sexuality in Ancient Art, Cambridge 1996, s. 233-246 (14 s.).
N.B. Kampen, “Gender Theory in Roman Art”, i D.E.E. Kleiner & S.B. Matheson (red.), I, Claudia. Women in Ancient Rome, New Haven 1996, s. 14-25 (10 s.).
D.E.E. Kleiner, “Family Ties”. Mothers and Sons in Elite and Non-Elite Roman Art “, i D.E.E. Kleiner& S.B. Matheson, I Claudia II. Women in Roman Art and Society, Austin 2000, s. 43-60 (18 s.).
A.O. Koloski-Ostrow & C.L. Lyons (red.), Naked Truths. Women, sexuality and gender in classical art and archaeology, London-New York 1997. Hele boken minus kap. 7 (281 s.)
S.B. Matheson, “The Elder Claudia. Older Women in Roman Art”, i D.E.E. Kleiner & S.B. Matheson (red.), I, Claudia II. Women in Roman Art and Society, Austin 2000, s. 125-138 (14 s.)
A. Oliver, “Jewellery for the Unmarried”, i D.E.E. Kleiner & S.B. Matheson (red.), I, Claudia II. Women in Roman Art and Society, Austin 2000, s. 115-124 (10 s.).
S. Sande, “An old Hag and her Sisters”, Symbolae Osloenses 70 (1995), s. 30-52 (12 s.).
A. Wallace-Hadrill, “Engendering the Roman House”, I D.E.E. Kleiner & S.B. Matheson (red.), I, Claudia. Women in Ancient Rome, New Haven 1996, 104-115 (10 s.).
Bibliografi til “Graver”.
L. Berczelly, “De som ikke skrev bøker – sarkofagrelieff som vitnesbyrd om hverdagsfilosofi i keisertidens Roma”, i E. Østby, T. Skedsmo & G. Alfsen (red.), I H.P. L’Oranges fotspor, Oslo 1996, s. 112-132 (20 s.).
G. Davies,”Burial in Italy up to Augustus”, i R. Reece (red.), Burial in the Roman World, London 1977, s. 13-19 (7 s.).
C.J.S.Green, “The significance for plaster burials for the recognition of Christian cemeteries”, I R. Reece (red.), Burial in the Roman World, London 1977, s. 46-53 (6 s.).
J. Huskinson, Roman Children’s Sarcophagi. Their Decoration and Social Significance, Oxford 1996. (135 s.).
R. Jones, “A Quantitative Approach to Roman Burial”, i R. Reece (red.), Burial in the Roman World, London 1977, s. 20-25 (6 s.).
M. Koortbojian, Myth, Meaning and Menmory on Roman Sarcophagi, Berkeley-Los Angeles-London 1995 (146 s.).
H. Lindsay, “Eating with the Dead: the Roman Funarery banquet”, i I. Nielsen & H.S. Nielsen (red.), Meals in a Social Context, Aarhus 1998, s. 67-80 (14 s.).
I. Morris, Death-ritual and social structure in classical antiquity, Cambridge 1992 (264 s.).
Ph. Rahtz, “Late Roman cemeteries and beyond”, i R. Reece (red.), Burial in the Roman World, London 1977, s. 53-64 (12 s.).
S. Walker, Memorials to the Roman Dead, London 1985 (62 s.). Passer godt som innføring i de forskjellige typer gravmonumenter.
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Pensum 4600R: Historiedelen
* betyr at disse er kopiert opp i en masterkopi på instituttet
1. Generell introduksjon
John Arnold, History, A very short introduction (Oxford 2000) (120 s.)
2. Fagtradisjon
Frankrike:
Peter Burke, Annales-skolen, En introduktion (Göteborg 1992), 27-147 (120 s.)
*Arnved Nedkvitne, ”Mentalitetshistorie – en historiografisk blindgate?”, Historisk tidsskrift (1991), 62-71 (10 s.)
Norge:
*Sverre Bagge, ”Utsikt og innhogg: 150 års forskning om eldre norsk historie”, Historisk tidsskrift (1996), 37-77 (40 s.)
Tyskland:
*Hans Werner Goetz, ”Historical Studies on the Middle Ages in Germany: Traditions, Current Trends, and Perspectives”, Journal of English and Germanic Philology 105 (2006), 207-230 (24 s.)
England:
*Matthew Innes, “A fatal disjuncture? Medieval History and Medievalism in the UK”, Mediävistik im 21. Jahrhundert, Hg. H.W. Goetz, J. Jarmut (München 2003), 73-100 (28 s.)
3. Kulturhistorie: Inkvisisjon og skriftemål
Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie, Montaillou: Katarer og katolikker under inkvisisjonen i en landsby i Pyrenéene 1294-1324 (Oslo 1986), 74-91, 186-203, 362-382, 408-421 (71 s.)
*Peter Biller, ”Confession in the Middle Ages: Introduction”, Handling Sin: Confession in the Middle Ages, ed. P. Biller, A.J. Minnis (York 1998), 3-33 (31 s.)
*John W. Baldwin, ”From the Ordeal to Confession: In Search of Lay Religion in Early Thirteenth-Century France”, Handling Sin: Confession in the Middle Ages, ed. P. Biller, A.J. Minnis (York 1998), 191-209 (19 s.)
Eksempler på bekjennelser fra www.sjsu.edu/depts/english/Fournier/jfournhm.htm (*Beatrice de Planissoles) (27 s.)
4. Begrepskritikk av stat og føydalisme
*Lester K. Little & Barbara H. Rosenwein, “Feudalism and Its Alternatives”, Debating the Middle Ages: Issues and Reading, ed. L.K. Little, B.H. Rosenwein (Malden, MA 1998), 107-113 (7 s.)
*Pierre Bonnassie, “The Banal Seigneury and the “Reconditioning” of the Free Peasantry”, Debating the Middle Ages: Issues and Reading, ed. L.K. Little, B.H. Rosenwein (Malden, MA 1998), 114-133 (20 s.)
*Dominique Barthélemy, “The Year 1000 Without Abrupt or Radical Transformation”, Debating the Middle Ages: Issues and Reading, ed. L.K. Little, B.H. Rosenwein (Malden, MA 1998), 134-147 (14 s.)
*Elisabeth A.R. Brown, “The Tyranny of a Construct: Feudalism and Historians of Medieval Europe”, Debating the Middle Ages: Issues and Reading, ed. L.K. Little, B.H. Rosenwein (Malden, MA 1998), 148-169 (22 s.)
*Fredric L. Cheyette, “Giving Each His Due”, Debating the Middle Ages: Issues and Reading, ed. L.K. Little, B.H. Rosenwein (Malden, MA 1998), 170-179 (10 s.)
*Gerd Althoff, “Amicitiae [Friendships] as Relationships Between States and Peoples”, Debating the Middle Ages: Issues and Reading, ed. L.K. Little, B.H. Rosenwein (Malden, MA 1998), 191-210 (20 s.)
*Susanne Reynolds, ”The Historiography of the Medieval State”, Companion to Historiography, ed. M. Bentley (London 1997), 117-138 (22 s.)
*Leidulf Melve, “Har staten vendt attende, og i tilfellet: kvar er den?”, Historisk tidsskrift (2006), 193-230 (38 s.)
5. Litterær vending og narrative kilder
*Gabrielle Spiegel, ”History, Historicism, and the Social Logic of the Text in the Middle Ages”, Speculum 65 (1990), 59-86 (28 s.)
*Robert Stein, ”Literary criticism and the evidence for history”, Writing Medieval History, ed. N. Partner (London 2005), 67-87 (21 s.)
*Sarah Foot, “Finding the meaning of form: narrative in annals and chronicles”, Writing Medieval History, ed. N. Partner (London 2005), 88-108 (21 s.)
*Monika Otter, “Functions of fiction in historical writing”, Writing Medieval History, ed. N. Partner (London 2005), 109-130 (32 s.)
Til sammen ca. 745 s.