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Strategies of Writing: Studies on Text and Trust in the Middle Ages: Papers from “Trust in Writing in the Middle Ages” (Utrecht, 28-29 November 2002) PDF

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KATERN 1 ORDER 2080562 STRATEGIES OF WRITING STUDIES ON TEXTAND TRUST IN MEDIEVAL EUROPE UTRECHT STUDIES IN MEDIEVAL LITERACY 13 Page 1 ORDER 2080562 UTRECHT STUDIES IN MEDIEVAL LITERACY General Editor Marco Mostert (Universityof Utrecht) Editorial Board Gerd Althoff(Westfälische-Wilhelms-UniversitätMünster) Michael Clanchy(Universityof London) Peter Gumbert (Universityof Leiden) Mayke de Jong (Universityof Utrecht) Rosamond McKitterick (Universityof Cambridge) Arpád Orbán (Universityof Utrecht) Armando Petrucci (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa) Richard H. Rouse (UCLA) Page 2 ORDER 2080562 STRATEGIES OF WRITING STUDIES ON TEXT AND TRUST IN THE MIDDLE AGES PAPERS FROM “TRUST IN WRITING IN THE MIDDLE AGES” (UTRECHT, 28-29 NOVEMBER 2002) Edited by Petra Schulte, Marco Mostert and Irene van Renswoude H F Page 3 ORDER 2080562 British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data Strategies of writing : studieson text and trust in the Middle Ages : papers from"Trustin Writing in the Middle Ages" (Utrecht 28-29 November 2002) - (Utrecht studies in medievalliteracy; 13) 1. Literacy- Social aspects- Europe- History- To 1500 - Congresses 2. Trust - Social aspects 3. Reliability 4. Writing - Europe - History- To 1500 - Congresses 5. Europe - History- 476-1492 - Congresses I. Schulte, Petra II. Mostert, Marco III.Renswoude, Irene van 302.2'244'094'0902 ISBN-13: 9782503517582 ©2008 – Brepols Publishers n.v., Turnhout, Belgium All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior per-mission of the publisher. D/2008/0095/16 ISBN 2-503-51758-2 Printed in the E.U. on acid-free paper Page 4 ORDER 2080562 This volume in the seriesUtrecht Studies in Medieval Literacy is a tribute to Michael Clanchy who inspired much of its contents Page 5 ORDER 2080562 Page 6 ORDER 2080562 Contents Preface xi Einleitung PETRA SCHULTE 1 Part I: ‘Trust’ and ‘Writing’ Fides publica: Die Dekonstruktion eines Forschungsbegriffes PETRA SCHULTE 15 Forgeryand Trust MARCO MOSTERT 37 Part II: Charters From Subscription to Seal: The Growing Importance of Seals as Signs of Authenticityin EarlyMedieval Royal Charters PETER WORM 63 30 June 1047: The End of Charters as Legal Evidence in France? KARL HEIDECKER 85 Illustration and Persuasion in Southern ItalianCartularies (c.1100) BRIGITTE RESL 95 Trust in Writing: Charters in the Twelfth-CenturyCountyof Holland J.W.J.BURGERS 111 Page 7 ORDER 2080562 viii Contents Part III: Historiography Mechanisms of Authentication in Late Medieval North German Chronicles OLIVER PLESSOW 135 Trust and Visualization: Illustrated Chronicles in the Late Middle Ages: The Swiss Illustrated Chronicle byDiebold Schilling from Luzern,1513 JEANNETTE RAUSCHERT 165 Part IV: Letters Litterae, cartae, codices, petentesundnotarii: Aspekte der Vertrauens- würdigkeit von Papsturkunden imPontifikat Innozenz’III. (1198-1216) UTA KLEINE 185 Trust and Mistrust in Letters: Late Medieval Diplomacyand Its Communi- cation Practices MICHAEL JUCKER 213 Part V: Political Communication Suitable for Crown and Gown:TheRitualContextof the Royal Privileges for theUniversityof Paris CHRISTOPH FRIEDRICHWEBER 239 Peace Treaties in Italian City Communes: Public Interaction and Written Record CHRISTOPHDARTMANN 253 Waging War and Making Peace with Written Documents: The King- domofPoland against the Teutonic Knights (1411-1422) ANNA ADAMSKA 263 Point of Reference: Trust and the Function of Written Agreements in a Late Medieval Town FRANZ-JOSEF ARLINGHAUS 277 Page 8 ORDER 2080562 Contents ix Rebels, Texts and Triumph: The Use of Written Documents during the Revolt of 1477 in Bruges JACOBA VAN LEEUWEN 301 Part VI: Possibilities of Trust in Writing The Vikings’ Trust in the Written Word TERJE SPURKLAND 325 Trusting Writing in Medieval Scandinavia ARNVED NEDKVITNE 337 Ways of Knowingand Meanings of Literacyin Twelfth-CenturyAdmont CHRISTINA LUTTER 355 Part VII: Ausblick Trust: Some Methodological Reflections DOROTHEA WELTECKE 379 “The Word Once Sent Forth Can Never Come Back”: Trust in Writing and the Dangers of Publication IRENE VAN RENSWOUDE 393 Page 9 ORDER 2080562 Page 10

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Trust is the basis of all social relations. It presupposes the concordance of word and deed. Trust is not created spontaneously, but requires a process of observation and socialization, and thus is culturally determined and subject to change. Writing may engender trust, and trust may be placed in wr
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