La Catalunya carolíngia i la natura pública del gran domini segons els documents judicials dels segles ix i x

Autores/as

  • Josep Maria Salrach Institut d'Estudis Catalans

Resumen

Amb l’edició, a Catalunya carolíngia, de tots els documents catalans anteriors a l’any mil, la investigació d’aquest període avançarà en molts fronts. L’article ho mostra mitjançant l’estudi dels documents judicials, que permeten conèixer els grups socials i els seus conflictes i observar com els governants, a través de les viles i del control dels béns i drets públics que hi exercien, organitzaven el govern, capturaven l’excedent i creaven el gran domini antecedent de la senyoria.

Paraules clau: vila, béns i drets públics, servitium, fisc, alou, domini, aprisió

Biografía del autor/a

Josep Maria Salrach, Institut d'Estudis Catalans

Josep Maria Salrach (Llinars del Vallès, 1945) es llicencià (1969) i es doctorà (1974) a la Universitat de Barcelona. Ha exercit la docència a la Universitat de Barcelona i a la Universitat Pompeu Fabra. Especialitzat en història de l’alta edat mitjana, és autor de diversos llibres, entre els quals El procés de feudalització, segles iii-xii (1987), Catalunya a la fi del primer mil·lenni (2004) i Justícia i poder a Catalunya abans de l’any mil (2013).

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Número

Núm. 14 (2021): Catalan Historical Review

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Catalan Version

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ISSN: 2013-4088 (electronic edition); 2013-407X (print edition)