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251 months ago

Lila Respuela (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

Spanish > English

Subject:

Arts / Entertainment

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

plena Edad Media

Context:

History of Art

Keywords:

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243 months ago

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Height of the Middle Ages

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The Middle Ages in full-bloom.

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high middle age

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En español:
1. Alta Edad Media (siglos V-X)
2. Plena Edad Media (siglos XI-XIII)
3. Baja Edad Media (siglos XIV-XV)

En países de habla anglosajona:
The term "Middle Age" (singular) was invented by Italian humanists in the early 15th Century...

Later historians segmented it into the Early, High and Late Middle "Ages" (plural). This is common in the USA, Britain, Russia and Iceland.

Many European scholars from countries such as France, Germany, Italy and Spain do not break the period into multiple ages and continue to use the original singular Middle Age.

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De la Enciclopedia Encarta MSN: ... Since the Middle Ages covers such a large span of time, historians divided it into three parts: the Early Middle Ages, lasting from about 350 to about 1050; the High Middle Ages, lasting from about 1050 to about 1300; and the Late Middle Ages, lasting from about 1300 to about 1450. Historians used to believe that most of the cultural, economic, and political achievements of the Middle Ages occurred in the second period, and because of this they called that period “High.” Only recently, as the accomplishments of the Early and Late Middle Ages have gained appreciation, has this term fallen into disuse. Today, historians often use a more neutral name, the Central Middle Ages.

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In the plenitude of the middle age

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