Rapax inuenti auaricia ridet: the animalization of greed in Bruno of Querfurt's Vita quinque fratrum

Animalization is a characteristic of disqualification of the infidel Slav in the sources of the Christianization Age in Central Europe. The “Slavic dog” is repeatedly qualified as greedy. This paper discusses the role of greed in the identification of the infidel as well as of the impious Slav with...

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Autor principal: Neyra, Andrea Vanina
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Publicado: Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras 2017
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animalización
avaricia
Vita quinque fratrum
Bruno de Querfurt
animalization
greed
Bruno of Querfurt
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spelling I28-R145-3626_oai2025-11-17 Neyra, Andrea Vanina 2017-07-04 Animalization is a characteristic of disqualification of the infidel Slav in the sources of the Christianization Age in Central Europe. The “Slavic dog” is repeatedly qualified as greedy. This paper discusses the role of greed in the identification of the infidel as well as of the impious Slav with the further objective of recognizing and widening the number of distinctive features attributed to the other living at the border of the Ottonian Empire by Christian authors.  La animalización es una característica de la descalificación del eslavo infiel en las fuentes de la era de la cristianización de Europa central. El “perro eslavo” es adjetivado recurrentemente como un avaro/codicioso. Este trabajo plantea el lugar de la avaricia en la identificación del eslavo, tanto infiel como impío, con el fin de reconocer y ampliar la serie de rasgos distintivos atribuidos al otro situado en los confines del Imperio otoniano por los autores cristianos.  application/pdf https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/AcHAM/article/view/3626 10.34096/aciham.v12.3626 spa Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/AcHAM/article/view/3626/3314 Actas y comunicaciones del Instituto de Historia Antigua y Medieval; Vol. 12: (2016-2017); 40-48 1669-7286 animalización avaricia Vita quinque fratrum Bruno de Querfurt animalization greed Vita quinque fratrum Bruno of Querfurt Rapax inuenti auaricia ridet: the animalization of greed in Bruno of Querfurt's Vita quinque fratrum Rapax inuenti auaricia ridet: la animalización de la avaricia en la Vita quinque fratrum de Bruno de Querfurt info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=medieval&d=3626_oai
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topic animalización
avaricia
Vita quinque fratrum
Bruno de Querfurt
animalization
greed
Vita quinque fratrum
Bruno of Querfurt
spellingShingle animalización
avaricia
Vita quinque fratrum
Bruno de Querfurt
animalization
greed
Vita quinque fratrum
Bruno of Querfurt
Neyra, Andrea Vanina
Rapax inuenti auaricia ridet: the animalization of greed in Bruno of Querfurt's Vita quinque fratrum
topic_facet animalización
avaricia
Vita quinque fratrum
Bruno de Querfurt
animalization
greed
Vita quinque fratrum
Bruno of Querfurt
description Animalization is a characteristic of disqualification of the infidel Slav in the sources of the Christianization Age in Central Europe. The “Slavic dog” is repeatedly qualified as greedy. This paper discusses the role of greed in the identification of the infidel as well as of the impious Slav with the further objective of recognizing and widening the number of distinctive features attributed to the other living at the border of the Ottonian Empire by Christian authors. 
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title Rapax inuenti auaricia ridet: the animalization of greed in Bruno of Querfurt's Vita quinque fratrum
title_short Rapax inuenti auaricia ridet: the animalization of greed in Bruno of Querfurt's Vita quinque fratrum
title_full Rapax inuenti auaricia ridet: the animalization of greed in Bruno of Querfurt's Vita quinque fratrum
title_fullStr Rapax inuenti auaricia ridet: the animalization of greed in Bruno of Querfurt's Vita quinque fratrum
title_full_unstemmed Rapax inuenti auaricia ridet: the animalization of greed in Bruno of Querfurt's Vita quinque fratrum
title_sort rapax inuenti auaricia ridet: the animalization of greed in bruno of querfurt's vita quinque fratrum
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