Evaluation Formative Corpus

Robert Welsch, and to John Schwartzman, Alan Darrah, and John Farella for the benefit of their counsel and conversation. John Gehman, Stephen Tobias, Lee Guemple, and Sandie Shamis provided a lively counterpoint of ideation during a strategically formative stage in the writing. A part of Chapter 2 was read in April 1972, at a Monday afternoon seminar of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Chicago, and received the benefit of the inspired criticism and commentary that are so much a part

pratiques conservatoires à l’approche giovannonienne par l’entremise de la notion de patrimoine urbain. On y examine les définitions, les différentes conceptions du patrimoine urbain, les grands principes et éléments d’analyse qui président à son évaluation et à sa prise en charge, mis en avant par les chartes internationales depuis les années 1930. Ces pratiques conservatoires sont-elles compatibles avec une perspective de l’ordre de celle de Giovannoni, ou au contraire, sont-elles antinomiques à

women, Saint Gilles, healer of the sick, or Saint Marie l’Égyptienne, the penitent prostitute who lived out her days as a hermit. While most surviving texts revived martyrs long dead (Alexis died in the fifth century and Gilles in the seventh), the corpus includes THE MIDDLE AGES 7 biographies of contemporary holy men, notably the 6,000-line Vie de Saint Thomas, written by Guernes de Pont-Sainte-Maxence within five years of the murder of Thomas à Beckett in 1170. While accounts of Biblical