Barbarian Migrations and the Roman West, 376-568

Informationen zum Autor GUY HALSALL is Professor of History at the University of York. Klappentext An examination of the barbarian migrations and their role in the creation of medieval Europe. Zusammenfassung This is a major survey of the barbarian migrations in the west and their role in the creation of early medieval Europe. Drawing on a broad range of historical and archaeological sources! Guy Halsall outlines pre-migration society! the causes and mechanics of movement! and the process of settlement.

Autorentext
Guy Halsall is Professor of History at the University of York.

Klappentext
An examination of the barbarian migrations and their role in the creation of medieval Europe.


Zusammenfassung
This is a major survey of the barbarian migrations in the west and their role in the creation of early medieval Europe. Drawing on a broad range of historical and archaeological sources, Guy Halsall outlines pre-migration society, the causes and mechanics of movement, and the process of settlement.

Inhalt
Part I. Romans and Barbarians in the Imperial World: 1. Introduction: how the west was lost and where it got us; 2. Defining identities; 3. The late Roman Empire in the west; 4. Society beyond the frontier; 5. Romans and Barbarians before 376; Part II. A World Renegotiated: Western Europe, 3766: 6. 376: The Gothic crisis; 7. 3830: The crisis of the empire; 8. 410: The triumph of the generals; 9. 455: The parting of Gaul and Italy; 10. 4800: Kingdoms of the empire; 11. Provincial society in the long fifth century; 12. Beyond the old frontier; Part III. Romans and Barbarians in the Post-Imperial World: 13. Mechanisms of migration and settlement; 14. New kingdoms, new identities, new peoples?; 15. The roots of failure: a changed world.

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