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Ep. 14: Peasantry - episode discussion thread
🕑 Added 2021-05-06 13:56:29 +0000 UTChello patrons! this is a discussion thread for our newest regular episode, which is all about the peasantry. feel free to discuss stuff from the episode, post questions if you have them, or just talk about whatever's on your mind!
additional stuff: as you can see, we are currently in a series on the peasantry but we will also post a poll soon so that y'all can vote on the next topic after that. also, we will be reading off the names of patrons on a future episode as a thank you to everyone. we will stick with first names only but if you would prefer to retain your anonymity, please let us know and we will honor that request!
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A question in the same vein as Charlotte's: Can historians (broadly) pinpoint the moment, when tribal association ("I am Fergus of Clan McDowell!") was superseded by other kinds (professional, local...) of self-identification and became "I am Herbert, the Blacksmith from Tits-on-the-Bog!" or "Je suis François, the frog catcher of Putain-sur-Mer"?
Charlotte Swasey
Hello! I loved this episode! I have a question about how people, especially peasants, understood themselves in terms of social class and place in society. Were people like, yes I'm a peasant and that makes me similar to all other peasants in some way, or was their understanding more about location, occupation, or some other division?
