Steven Muhlberger

 

Professor of History

Nipissing University

Course Information

My blog, Muhlberger's World History

Information on my books


 

My academic training focused on the Middle Ages, especially on historians in late ancient and early medieval times. I  have served as editor of the section for Late Antiquity in the Mediterranean of the pioneering web resource, Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies, ORB. Although it is suffering from link-rot, my section still can lead you to useful resources.

I am also interested in the history of democracy as a world phenomenon. I have created a World History of Democracy Site at which I have pre-published some material written by me and my collaborator, Phil Paine. Also included are links to reference sites useful to other researchers.

Most of my time is now devoted to the investigation of formal combats (duels, tournaments, and jousts) in the later Middle Ages.  See some of the links on this page for more.

My lectures on the history of medieval England were chosen by ORB in 1999 as an Online Textbook .

Want to talk?   Write me at stevem {at}nipissingu.ca.

My CV and personal bibliography

·         A short CV

Online scholarly material

o    Democracy in World History Today (2004) (by Steve Muhlberger

My trip to India, April 2005

Courses being taught in 2011-2

      History 3116 -- Topics in European or World History I -- Crusade and Jihad

·         Course outline

·         Required Books for HIST 3116  

o     Thomas F. Madden, The New Concise History of the Crusades ISBN 978-0742538238 

o     Thomas F. Madden, ed., The Crusades: The essential readings ISBN 978-0631230236  

o     S. J. Allen and E. Amt, eds.,  Crusades: A reader ISBN 978 -1551115375  

History 3805 – History of Islamic Civilization

·         Course outline

 

·         Required Books for HIST 3805

  • James L. Gelvin,  The Modern Middle East: a history , 3nd ed.  ISBN 0-19-976605-5
  • Daniel Goffman, The Ottoman Empire and Early Modern Europe , ISBN 978-052145908-2 

History 4505 – Topics in Medieval History – The World of Gregory of Tours

·         Course outline

 

·         Required Books for HIST 4505

o   Steven Muhlberger, ed., Topics in Medieval History –The World of Gregory of Tours (coursepack)

o   Gregory of Tours, The History of the Franks   ISBN 978- 0140442953

o   Raymond Van Dam, Gregory of Tours: Glory of the Martyrs ISBN 978-0853232360

o   Peter Brown, The Cult of the Saints ISBN 978-0226076225

Information on my books

 

The Fifth-Century Chroniclers:  Prosper, Hydatius, and the Gallic Chronicles of 452 (1990)

Jousts and Tournaments (2003)


Deeds of Arms (2005)



 Updated September 9, 2011

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