Grief And Memory After The Battle Of Agincourt
Grief And Memory After The Battle Of Agincourt
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阿金库尔战役后的悲伤和记忆
DOI：
10.1163/ej.9789004168213.i-480.36
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发表时间：
2008
影响因子：
3.3
通讯作者：
M. Cassidy‐Welch
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作者：
M. Cassidy‐Welch
本章探讨了百年战争期间悲伤、哀悼和纪念的一些表现形式。它侧重于那些受法国在阿金库尔的灾难性失败影响的人的经历，这场战斗发生在尼古拉斯·赖特和其他人讨论的许多表现形式的埃塞俄比亚暴力之中。本章集中于法国编年史和叙事材料之间的时间阿金库尔和世纪中期组成。它在较小程度上涉及同一时期的文学（主要是诗歌）材料。阿金库尔战役的失败几乎立即被纳入历史的视野。为了？圣丹尼斯的宗教，？所有的男人和女人的悲伤至少部分是由于意识到他们的年龄在子孙后代的眼中受到了侮辱。
This chapter explores some manifestations of grief, mourning and remembrance during the Hundred Years War. It focuses on the experience of those affected by the catastrophic French defeat at Agincourt, a battle which took place amidst many manifestations of quotidian violence discussed by Nicholas Wright and others. The chapter concentrates on the French chronicle and narrative material composed between the time of Agincourt and the mid-fifteenth century. It deals to a lesser extent with the literary (mainly poetic) material from the same period. The loss at Agincourt was almost immediately placed into historical perspective. For the ?Religieux of St Denis,? the sadness of all men and women was at least in part due to the realization that their age had been dishonored in the eyes of posterity.