International audienceThis paper purposed to study figures of children considered as bastards through medieval sources, as rejected and stigmatized one because they were born outside of wedlock but also as children whom society and parents had to take care, who were symbolically, legally and judicially protected. They could not inherit of their father, at least in theory, but those had to feed and educate them, or to contribute by alimenta to do it. Canonists diverged from romanists who nevertheless defined what nutrire or alere meant because from the second part of the twelfth century, popes and decretalists, step by step, demonstrate that parents had to take care of their children, even those who had been born spurii. The idea that suppor...
La compréhension des formes, des enjeux et des limites d’une macule de bâtardise qui ne se conçoit, ...
Malgré les apports de l'anthropologie juridique, l'étude de la norme au travers des sources narrativ...
International audienceAt the end of the Middle Ages, both theory and practice develops a specific he...
International audienceThis paper purposed to study figures of children considered as bastards throug...
The legitimation of the bastard children of Raymond-Roger de Comminges and Jeanne d’Espagne (1447). ...
National audienceThe Rejection of Illegitimate Births in the Centre and the Poitou (12th-15th centur...
International audienceThe article studies the role of blood and heredity in the works of two great m...
The sex of angels ? The Church, betrothals, and marriage of children. The point of view of several s...
Before the 20th century, paternity outside wedlock could only be supposed. Nevertheless, it required...
International audienceIn the medieval and Early Modern Christian West, conceptions of a stain were u...
Adoptio naturam imitatur : The Scope and Consequences of an Aristotelian Maxim in Medieval Juridical...
This article introduces and synthesizes the results of a collective volume on the history of heredit...
À la fin du Moyen Âge, les bâtards nobles ont bénéficié d’une situation privilégiée. L’étude de la «...
Among the various categories of illegitimate children, a unique place is reserved for the offspring ...
International audienceArticle 311 of the French Civil Code defines a legal presumption period. Start...
La compréhension des formes, des enjeux et des limites d’une macule de bâtardise qui ne se conçoit, ...
Malgré les apports de l'anthropologie juridique, l'étude de la norme au travers des sources narrativ...
International audienceAt the end of the Middle Ages, both theory and practice develops a specific he...
International audienceThis paper purposed to study figures of children considered as bastards throug...
The legitimation of the bastard children of Raymond-Roger de Comminges and Jeanne d’Espagne (1447). ...
National audienceThe Rejection of Illegitimate Births in the Centre and the Poitou (12th-15th centur...
International audienceThe article studies the role of blood and heredity in the works of two great m...
The sex of angels ? The Church, betrothals, and marriage of children. The point of view of several s...
Before the 20th century, paternity outside wedlock could only be supposed. Nevertheless, it required...
International audienceIn the medieval and Early Modern Christian West, conceptions of a stain were u...
Adoptio naturam imitatur : The Scope and Consequences of an Aristotelian Maxim in Medieval Juridical...
This article introduces and synthesizes the results of a collective volume on the history of heredit...
À la fin du Moyen Âge, les bâtards nobles ont bénéficié d’une situation privilégiée. L’étude de la «...
Among the various categories of illegitimate children, a unique place is reserved for the offspring ...
International audienceArticle 311 of the French Civil Code defines a legal presumption period. Start...
La compréhension des formes, des enjeux et des limites d’une macule de bâtardise qui ne se conçoit, ...
Malgré les apports de l'anthropologie juridique, l'étude de la norme au travers des sources narrativ...
International audienceAt the end of the Middle Ages, both theory and practice develops a specific he...