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  3. Vol 21 No 2 (2020)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/1593-2214/2020/2

Published: 2020-09-02

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Topical Discussions

Of Wolves and Men. About Riccardo Rao’s “Il tempo dei lupi. Storie e luoghi di un animale favoloso”

Vito Loré

5-43

Real and Imagined Wolves

Maria Teresa Caciorgna

7-13

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Man, Wolves and Historical Times

Vito Loré

15-20

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White wolf and Black Wolf

Lorenzo Benadusi

21-28

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The Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood between Politics and Culture: A Few Reflections

Paola S. Salvatori

29-36

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Reply

Riccardo Rao

37-43

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Essays

The accuracy of the literacy theory claims in the context of the medieval Arab-Muslim culture. Development of qadiship as an implication of the dissemination of writing and literacy

Bożena Prochwicz-Studnicka

47-80

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Religious houses, violence, and the limits of political consensus in early medieval León (NW Iberia)

Alvaro Carvajal Castro

81-103

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Women and Relic Translation from Outremer in the XII Century West

Miriam Rita Tessera

105-145

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Isabel of Aragon, queen consort of Portugal (c. 1270-1336): power, ambition and limits of a medieval queen

Giulia Rossi Vairo

147-179

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Simone of Marville, a Jurist and a diplomat between Papacy and Empire († ante 1326)

Timothy Salemme

181-220

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A civilization of accountants. Company archives and social distinction in late medieval and Renaissance Florence

Sergio Tognetti

221-250

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Suspended Time and Choreutic Transgression in the Late Medieval Sources

Angelica Aurora Montanari

251-288

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The merchant wears Konstanz. Creating the image of a successful businessman in the Crown of Aragon in the 15th century

María Viu Fandos

289-306

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