Through a comparative analysis of the exercise of notarial profession in the Late Middle Ages, with particular attention to regions located in frontier areas, this work addresses the historio - graphical issue of the circulation of documentary techniques, forms, and cultures. While such experiences are often interpreted as an almost automatic result of geographical proximity or political and commercial ties with regions characterized by consolidated and relatively homoge - neous documentary traditions, recent historiographical advancements encourage a more thor - ough examination of local practices and the original processes of documentary writing. This approach not only allows for a reconsideration of the dynamics of interaction between different areas but also provides a deeper understanding of the active role of notaries in the creation and adoption of documentary models, adapting them to territorial specificities.
Attraverso un’analisi comparativa dell’esercizio della professione notarile nel basso Medioevo, con particolare attenzione alle regioni situate in aree di frontiera, si affronta in questa sede la questione storiografica della circolazione di tecniche, forme e culture documentarie. Sebbene tali fenomeni siano spesso interpretati come un esito quasi automatico della vicinanza geogra - fica o dei legami politici e commerciali con regioni caratterizzate da tradizioni documentarie consolidate e relativamente omogenee, le recenti acquisizioni storiografiche invitano a un’os - servazione più approfondita delle pratiche locali e dei processi originali di scrittura documen - taria. Questo approccio consente non solo di riconsiderare le dinamiche di interazione tra aree diverse, ma anche di comprendere meglio il ruolo attivo dei notai nella creazione e nell’adozione di modelli documentari, adattandoli alle specificità territoriali.
Culture notarili e spazi di frontiera: questionari storiografici a confronto e problemi aperti
Simone Balossino;
2024-01-01
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Through a comparative analysis of the exercise of notarial profession in the Late Middle Ages, with particular attention to regions located in frontier areas, this work addresses the historio - graphical issue of the circulation of documentary techniques, forms, and cultures. While such experiences are often interpreted as an almost automatic result of geographical proximity or political and commercial ties with regions characterized by consolidated and relatively homoge - neous documentary traditions, recent historiographical advancements encourage a more thor - ough examination of local practices and the original processes of documentary writing. This approach not only allows for a reconsideration of the dynamics of interaction between different areas but also provides a deeper understanding of the active role of notaries in the creation and adoption of documentary models, adapting them to territorial specificities.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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