Theo Riches

Dr. Theo Riches

 

Curriculum Vitae

1974 Born in Belfast, UK
1996 B.A. (Hons) Medieval Studies at the University of Manchester
1998  M.A. Medieval Studies (Western Europe) at King’s College, London
2005 Ph.D. History at King’s College, London
2005-2007 Teaching Fellow, University of Birmingham
2007-2008 Teaching Fellow, Lancaster University

Research interests:

The ecclesiastical historiography of France and the Empire c.1000 and its depiction of relations with the laity.

Function within the cluster/Membership in projects and groups:

Publications:

Articles

  • ‘Gerard I of Cambrai, the Three Orders and the Problem of Human Weakness’, in John S. Ott and Anna E. Trumbore (eds), The Bishop Reformed: Studies in Episcopal Power and Culture in the Central Middle Ages (Aldershot, 2007), pp.122-136.
  • ‘Episcopal Historiography as Archive: Some Reflections on the Autograph of the Gesta episcoporum Cameracensium (MS Den Haag KB 75 F 15)’, Jaarboek voor middeleeuwse Geschiedenis X (2007), pp.7-46.
  • ‘The Carolingian Sack of Aachen in 978 and its Historiographical Footprint’, in Paul Fouracre and David Ganz (eds), Frankland: The Franks and the world of early medieval Europe (Manchester, 2008), pp.191-208.
  • ‘The Peace of God, the ‘Weakness’ of Robert the Pious and the Struggle for the German Throne’, Early Medieval Europe XVIII (2010), pp. 202-222.
  • ‘The Changing Political Horizons of gesta episcoporum from the Ninth to the Eleventh Centuries’, in Ludger Körntgen and Dominik Waßenhoven (eds), Patterns of Episcopal Power: Bishops in Tenth and Eleventh Century Western Europe (Berlin, 2011), pp.51-62.

Reviews

Misc.

  • ‘The Peace of God’ in David Ditchburn, Simon MacLean and Angus MacKay (eds), Atlas of Medieval Europe, 2nd ed. (London, 2007), pp.81-83.

Contact

Dr. Theo Riches
Johannisstraße 1-4 Room 208
D-48143 Münster
Germany
Tel.: +49 251 83-23344
Fax: +49 251 83-23340

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