East and West after the Empire
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The Middle Ages began with the fall of the Western Roman Empire, and the end of the Middle Ages marked the fall of the Eastern Roman Empire - Byzantium. The whole history of the Latin West, up to the era of great geographical discoveries, is permeated by a sense of lost imperial greatness. For the West, the Middle Ages is an era of interweaving of Roman and barbaric traditions, stuck among the throne of St. Peter. Rus, on the contrary, was born from the brutal impulse of the Viking era, which vaccinated ancient Rus" the desire for the imperial gates of Constantinople.
What was common and what was different in Rus" and the West in the Middle Ages? Is it possible to find parallels between those who lived with a difference of a hundred years Andrei Bogolyubsky and Louis Saints? What was the empire of the Mongols and what did it bring to Rus"? Did the “morning of nations” captured the foundations of the European modernity, and the Russian plain? What was the structure of the historical process on this plain? Did he be in an unlucky struggle with an eternal climatic curse, as academician L.V. Milov believed? Or was it an unexpected story of the success of the original Russian world-economy world, as her great French historian Fernan Brodel saw her? Answering these and many other individual questions, the famous publicist and philosopher Yegor Kholmogorov unfolds a picture of an era before the reader
What was common and what was different in Rus" and the West in the Middle Ages? Is it possible to find parallels between those who lived with a difference of a hundred years Andrei Bogolyubsky and Louis Saints? What was the empire of the Mongols and what did it bring to Rus"? Did the “morning of nations” captured the foundations of the European modernity, and the Russian plain? What was the structure of the historical process on this plain? Did he be in an unlucky struggle with an eternal climatic curse, as academician L.V. Milov believed? Or was it an unexpected story of the success of the original Russian world-economy world, as her great French historian Fernan Brodel saw her? Answering these and many other individual questions, the famous publicist and philosopher Yegor Kholmogorov unfolds a picture of an era before the reader
Author:
Author:Kholmogorov Egor Stanislavovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8071-0538-7
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