Part II of this book, which concerns the "Archaeology" of the title place "from body language to myth," follows after its analysis of a fundamental kinship unit called the domus, which was organized around a type of dwelling called the ostal.
A homosexual man described in this book freaked out that he might have contracted leprosy by having sex with a women after he saw his face start to swell the next day; that serial pedophile is judged by this book's narrator as "neither ...troubadour nor philosopher" for homosexuals at large. Part II of this book, which concerns the "Archaeology" of the title place "from body language to myth," follows after its analysis of a fundamental kinship unit called the domus, which was organized around a type of dwelling called the ostal. A key figure in this book, who has the entire adult population of his town arrested, is the lecherous (*) priest Clergue. This study, whose English language edition is subtitled The Promised Land of Error, draws mainly on the Inquisition logs of Jacques Fournier, who later became Pope Benedict XII. This Annales school text shows how a small village of 250 dealt with the aftermath of a crusade from 1294 to 1324. For 10 points, name this microhistory of a town inhabited by Cathar holdouts in southeast France, by Emmanuel LeRoy Ladurie.
A homosexual man described in this book freaked out that he might have contracted leprosy by having sex with a women after he saw his face start to swell the next day; that serial pedophile is judged by this book's narrator as "neither ...troubadour nor philosopher" for homosexuals at large.
Montaillou: The Promised Land of Error (or Montaillou: village occitan)