Western Feudalism - Revision history

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	(3) <u>economically</u> a system of predominantly self-sufficient rural households based on <u>labor</u>: organized (i) hierarchically (ii) with limited obligations, and (iii) personally dependent.		(3) <u>economically</u> a system of predominantly self-sufficient rural households based on <u>labor</u>: organized (i) hierarchically (ii) with limited obligations, and (iii) personally dependent.

	The question is this: Since <u>primitive feudalism</u> and the essentially different <u>feudalism of decay</u> are both <u>sociological</u> phenomena (i.e. <u>not</not> limited to a definite society or culture, time and place), how was the <u>historical</u> phenomenon of Western feudalism brought about, and as its consequence the survival of the legacy of ancient civilization?		The question is this: Since <u>primitive feudalism</u> and the essentially different <u>feudalism of decay</u> are both <u>sociological</u> phenomena (i.e. <u>not</u> not limited to a definite society or culture, time and place), how was the <u>historical</u> phenomenon of Western feudalism brought about, and as its consequence the survival of the legacy of ancient civilization?

	<u>Primitive feudalism</u> is a development out of tribal society which is mainly induced by territorial expansion (whatever its {{Page \|n°=2}} cause be).		<u>Primitive feudalism</u> is a development out of tribal society which is mainly induced by territorial expansion (whatever its {{Page \|n°=2}} cause be). (The <u>city state</u> of antiquity seems primarily a development out of tribal society without the feudal characteristics - no expension
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	(a) The <u>survival</u> in the West of the <u>civilization of Mediterraneen antiquity</u> after a prolonged eclipse - (at least 1/2 millenium in the West, though <u>not</u> in the East or South).<br />		(a) The <u>survival</u> in the West of the <u>civilization of Mediterraneen antiquity</u> after a prolonged eclipse - (at least 1/2 millenium in the West, though <u>not</u> in the East or South).<br />
	(b) That this survival was achieved through the instrumentality of so-called <u>feudal society</u> of the High Middle Ages, a society characterised although to a varying extent<br />		(b) That this survival was achieved through the instrumentality of so-called <u>feudal society</u> of the High Middle Ages, a society characterised although to a varying extent<br />
	{{Page \|n°=2}} {{Page \|n°=3}}		(1) <u>politically</u>, by a loose form of government (particularism);<br />
			(2) <u>militarily</u>, by the prevalence of a military system based on a privileged <u>chivalry</u> supported by <u>landholdings</u>;
			(3) <u>economically</u> a system of predominantly self-sufficient rural households based on <u>labor</u>: organized (i) hierarchically (ii) with limited obligations, and (iii) personally dependent.

			The question is this: Since <u>primitive feudalism</u> and the essentially different <u>feudalism of decay</u> are both <u>sociological</u> phenomena (i.e. <u>not</not> limited to a definite society or culture, time and place), how was the <u>historical</u> phenomenon of Western feudalism brought about, and as its consequence the survival of the legacy of ancient civilization?

			<u>Primitive feudalism</u> is a development out of tribal society which is mainly induced by territorial expansion (whatever its {{Page \|n°=2}} cause be).
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(a) The survival in the West of the civilization of Mediterraneen antiquity after a prolonged eclipse - (at least 1/2 millenium in the West, though not in the East or South). 
(b) That this survival was achieved through the instrumentality of so-called feudal society of the High Middle Ages, a society characterised although to a varying extent 
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Western Feudalism - Revision history

Santiago Pinault at 09:35, 5 May 2019

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Santiago Pinault: Created page with "{{Page |n°=1}} Two outstanding facts about western civilization as a historical event are: (a) The survival in the West of the civilization of Mediterraneen a..."

Santiago Pinault: Created page with "{{Page |n°=1}} Two outstanding facts about western civilization as a historical event are:
(a) The survival in the West of the civilization of Mediterraneen a..."