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This study examines the transformation of historical writing in the Latin West between the fifth and eleventh centuries. Its object is not the events of the period, but the operations through which authors and communities selected, ordered, and explained the past. It argues that early medieval Christian historiography did not represent a degradation of classical models, but rather a reorganization of historical writing: it retained techniques, authorities, and materials inherited from Antiquity and subordinated them to new conceptions of time, community, and legitimacy. The corpus is examined along five axes-conceptions of time, models of causality, selection of sources, narrative genre, and institutional function-applied to Eusebius of Caesarea, Augustine of Hippo, and Orosius as late antique antecedents; to the historians of the post-Roman kingdoms; to Bede; and to the annalistic, chronicle, and hagiographical production of monastic milieux. The Asturian chronicles and selected Andalusi testimonies make it possible to incorporate the specificity of the Iberian Peninsula without subordinating it to Latin periodization. The study distinguishes three temporal levels and explicitly separates modern interpretive categories from the early medieval corpus.
Agustin V. Startari, born in 1982, is a Uruguayan author, thinker, and researcher trained in Historical Sciences and Linguistics at the University of the Republic (UDELAR). His work spans multiple fields of knowledge, from historical research and Buddhism to fiction and critical essays on power and culture.
Among his most significant titles are Creation of an Empire: The Ancient Egyptian Empire, which examines the consolidation of one of antiquity's most influential civilizations; Propaganda Machinery: National Socialism, an incisive study of the mechanisms of totalitarian legitimation; Evangelization in the Pen of Fray Bartolomé, centered on the discursive violence of the evangelizing process; and Ukraine and Russia: An Ongoing Conflict, an analysis of a contemporary geopolitical conflict.
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