Concluding Remarks: Languages of Power and Elite Legitimisation in Poland and Norway, 1000–1300
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https://doi.org/10.12775/APH.2024.129.06Słowa kluczowe
power, elite, power legitimisation, comparative history, centre and peripheryAbstrakt
The articles in the volume demonstrate that comparative history can break out of the straight-jacket of supposed geographical constraints, and show how more detailed comparative studies of various aspects of legitimisation can reveal the nuances behind seemingly uniform patterns. The concluding remarks further elaborate on these points and raise questions concerning the terminology of centre and periphery.
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