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See full PDF download Download PDF. KLAUS VAN EICKELS: Military Orders and their importance for the demonstration of noble status in the later Middle Ages ROMAN CZAJA: Patriziat in den Hansestädten im Spätmittelalter: soziale Mobilität und Identität Jahrhunderts Krakau und Ofen Additional data to their piety and social relationships RADU LUPESCU: Social hierarchy and heraldic culture in Transylvania in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries A 19— Several of the 22 speakers are representing themselves with their papers in the present volume.
The volume is the proceedings of the international conference held to address the centennial anniversary of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Debrecen in October The Faculty aimed to honour the memory of the forefathers in a series of papers, read in 12 sessions. Both wished to introduce new theoretical approaches and research methods in the study of aristocracy, which could bring forward new innovative possibilities, one with a European perspective, mainly in the field of medieval studies, in the company of renowned international scholars giving papers in English, German and French languages, the other focusing on the Early Modern and Modern Times, embracing those scholars, who have long been in a fruitful co-operation with the Institute, mainly from Hungarian-language research centres in present-day Slovakia and Romania.
The articles of the research group and the ones of their guestspeakers of research centres from France through Poland to Germany are also to be found in the proceedings. Since upon the initiative of the Institute of History the International InterRegional Social History and Ethnography Research Group was established at the end of — which was also acknowledged by the Senate of the University of Debrecen in Spring —, the volume is the first occasion where its members can introduce themselves to the public.
However, the higher nobility was never a uniform layer that can be easily grasped and described with a few simple characteristics. As political-social relations were changing, its place and role did alike vary, further deepening its inner, existing differentiation.
