The Balkans and the Byzantine world before and after the captures of Constantinople, 1204 and 1453

Weitere Verfasser: Stanković, Vlada.
Ort/Verlag/Jahr: Lanham : Lexington Books, 2016.
Umfang/Format: xviii, 229 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Schriftenreihe: Byzantium : a European empire and its legacy
Schlagworte:
iDAI.gazetteer: Balkanhalbinsel
Inhaltsangabe:
  • Introduction: In the Balkans "without" Constantinople : questions of center and periphery / Vlada Stanković
  • Part I. In a world without a center : remaining Byzantine
  • Byzantium's retreating Balkan frontiers during the reign of the Angeloi (1185-1203) : a reconsideration / Alicia Simpson
  • Discontinuity and continuity of Byzantine literary tradition after the Crusaders' capture of Constantinople : the case of "original" Byzantine novels / Dušan Popović
  • The divided empire : Byzantium on the eve of 1204 / Radivoj Radić
  • The fate of the Palaiologan aristocracy of Thessalonike after 1423 / Nicholas Melvani
  • Paintings of donor portraits in the state of Epirus : aesthetics, fashion and trends in the late Byzantine period / Katerina Kontopanagou
  • Monastic foundation legends in Epirus / Christos Stavrakos
  • Part II. The peripheries : in the shadow of Constantinople and its influence
  • Studenica and the life giving tree / Jelena Erdeljan
  • Rethinking the position of Serbia within the Byzantine Oikoumene in the thirteenth century / Vlada Stanković
  • The synodicon of orthodoxy in Manuscript BAR Sl. 307 and the Hagioriticon Gramma of the year 1344 / Ivan Biliarsky
  • Mount Athos and the Byzantine-Slavic tradition in Wallachia and Moldavia after the fall of Constantinople / Radu Păun
  • The center of the periphery : the land of Bosnia in the heart of Bosnia / Jelena Mrgić
  • Part III. Aftermath : between two empires, between two eras
  • Before and after the fall of the Serbian Despotate : the differences in the timar organization in the Serbian lands in the mid-15th century / Ema Miljković
  • Memories of home in the accounts of the Balkan refugees from the Ottomans to the Apennine Peninsula (15th-16th centuries) / Nada Zečević.