The expansion of diplomatics as a discipline

American Archivist

Volumn 59, Issue 4, 1996, Pages 414-421

  Guyotjeannin, Olivier ^a  

^a PSL Research University   (France)

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EID: 33644521057     PISSN: 03609081     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.17723/aarc.59.4.t633736877g1p2xu     Document Type: Article

References (27)

1. 'See Olivier Guyotjeannin, Jacques Pycke, and Benoit-Michel Tock, Diplomatique medievale, 2nd printing (Turnhous, 1995) (L 'atelier du medieviste, 1).
2. ""Laurent Morelle, "Un 'gregorian' au miroir de ses chartes: Geoffroy, eveque d'Amiens (1104-15)," in A propos des acts d'eveques, Hommage a Lucie Fossier, compiled by Michel Parisse (Nancy, 1991), 177-218, 205.
3. Olivier Guyotjeannin, "L'erudition transfiguree," in Passes recomposes: champs et chantiers de I'histoire, under the direction of Jean Boutier and Dominique Julia (Paris, 1995), 152-62 (Autrement, serie Mutations, 150-151).
4. See, as an example, the very illuminating studies of Brigitte Bedos-Rezak brought together in Form and Order in Medieval France (Aldershot, 1993).
5. "[translator's note: the original text here reads "le 'document' est 'monument.' "] The old play on words of medieval scribes (with a juridical backdrop being "the document is a witness" [le document est un temoin] has been strongly reprised in the title of the entry of Jacques Le Goff, "Documento/monumento" in Enciclopedia Einaudi, vol. V (Torino, 1978), 38-48.
6. Tichtenau's groundbreaking work was devoted to the study of preambles. See Heinrich Fichtenau, Arenga: Spantantike und Mittelalter im Spiegel von Urkundenformeln (Graz, 1957) (M.I.O.G., Erganzungsband XVIII). In the area of external features, and, more precisely, the signs which adorn the act ([chrismon], cross, monograms, etc.)
7. see Graphische Symbole in mittelalterliche Urkunden: Beitrdge zur diplomatischen Semiotik, edited by Peter Ruck (Sigmaringen, 1996) (Historische Hilfswissenchaften, 3).
8. See Robert-Henri Bautier, "Chancellerie et culture au Moyen Age," in Cancelleria e cultura nel Medio Evo (Congres international de diplomatique, Stuttgart, 1985, Vatican, 1990), 1-75
9. reproduced in Bautier, Chartes, sceaux et chancelleries (Paris, 1990) vol. I, 47-121 (Memoires et documents de I'Ecole des chartes);
10. Charles Vulliez, "Lapprentissage de la redaction des documents diplomatiques a travers 1' 'ars dictaminis' francais (et specialement ligerien) du Xlle siecle," Cancelleria e cultura nel Medio Evo, 77-95.
11. "See M.T. Clanchy, From Memory to Written Record: England, 1066-1307, 2nd ed. (Oxford, 1993).
12. For the richness of Catalan documentation, see the studies of Michel Zimmermann, which will appear in his forthcoming thesis, Ecrire et lire en Catalogne du IXe au Xlle siecle. As one example of Zimmermann's contributions, see his article "Glose, tautologie ou inventaire? L'enumeration descriptive dans la documentation catalane Odu Xe au Xlle siecle," in Cahiers de linguistique hispanique medievale, no. 14-15 (1989-1990): 309-38.
13. Two situations have been illuminated respectively by Jean-Loup Delmas, "Introduction a Archives departementales de l'Aveyron" in Repertoire numerique de la sous-serie 3 E (Rodez, 1981)
14. and by Etienne Hubert, Espace urbain et habitat a Rome du Xe siecle a la fin du XHIe siecle (Rome, 1990)
15. (Collection de VEcole francaise de Rome, 135).
16. This is a question which can be read, in the ambience of "Kulturkamp," as a question of imitation by the pontifical act of the imperial Ottoman act, and, today, as that of a radiation of very pontifical formulas over a number of non-Roman creators of text. This question constituted the ambitious program of the colloquium of the Commission interaationale de diplomatique, held in Heidelberg in September 1996.
17. See the thesis of Gabriel Fournier, Essai sur les origines du terrier en Basse-Auvergne (these) [complementaire de lettres] (Paris, 1962);
18. and the brief but penetrating synthesis of Robert Fossier, Polyptyques et censiers (Turnhout, 1978) (Typologie des sources du Moyen Age occidental, 28).
19. "Archives departementales du Tarn, Compoix et cadastres du Tarn (XlVe - XIXe siecle) (Albi, 1992).
20. See Peter Ruck, ed., Mabillons Spur (Marburg-an-der-Lahn, 1992).
21. For the side of archivistique, see Elio Lodolini, "Gli archivi di tavolette di argilla nell'antico Vicino Oriente (3200 a.C-50 d.C.)" in Rassegna degli Archivi di Stato, XXXVI-3 (September-December 1976), 707-
22. and six illustrations (as a consideration of archivistique by archeologists); La memoire perdue: a la recherché des archives oubliees, publiques et privies, de la Rome antique, under the direction of Claude Nicolet (Paris, 1994) (Histoire ancienne et moderne, 30) (questions posed by the historian about the history of archives).
23. For the diplomatics side, a good illustration is in the works of Dominique Charpin, Archives familiales et propriete privee en Babylone ancienne, etude sur les documents de 'Tell Sifr' (Geneva-Paris, 1980) (Hautes etudes orientales, 12).
24. "Frederic Jouon des Longrais, Age de Kamakura, sources (1150-1330): archives, chartes japonais (Monjo) (Paris, Tokyo, 1950).
25. M. Meinzer, Der franzosische Revolutions/calender (1792-1805): Planung, Durchfiihrung und Scheitern einer politischen Zeitrechnung (Munich, 1992) (Ancien Regime, Aufklarung und Revolution, 20).
26. Gerard Cornu, Linguistique juridique (Paris, 1990) (Domat, Droit prive).
27. Bruno Delmas, "Revolution industrielle et mutation administrative: l'innovation dans 1'administration franQaise au XIXe siecle," Histoire, economie et societe, 4e annee, no. 2 (2e trimestre 1985), 205-31.