Les contributions de cet ouvrage collectif envisagent les modifications de l'espace et l'evolution de leur perception dans l'aire mediterraneenne. Elles adoptent une perspective resolument inter- et pluridisciplinaire, privilegiant des approches aussi bien diachroniques que synchroniques autour de l'espace mediterraneen dans son acception la plus large. Ces approches interdisciplinaires posent un regard croise sur ces inventions ou re- inventions de l'espace : elles examinent les mutations spatiales dans une approche historique, archeologique et anthropologique aussi bien que litteraire ou philoso- phique et sociologique, dans un prolongement temporel etendu et a travers des rea- lites culturelles diverses. Ruptures et continuites, transpositions, territorialites com- munes et mouvement des espaces repartissent les dix-huit textes en quatre parties. Cet ouvrage se caracterise par son processus reflechi d'integration de plusieurs disciplines des sciences humaines et sociales autour d'une thematique commune appliquee a un espace de reference signifiant cree par quelques millenaires de pre- sence de cultures differentes. L'eclairage nouveau se situe au croisement de toutes ces disciplines qui peuvent apporter a travers leurs contributions specifiques une vision globale et transhistorique de la Mediterranee dans sa physionomie actuelle. L'avantage principal de cette proposition reside dans le dialogue actif entre les dis- ciplines et la synergie scientifique fondee sur les echanges d'outils conceptuels et methodologiques appropries.

Stephen Gardner (c.1483-1555) was secretary to Cardinal Wolsey during the reign of King Henry VIII and later Lord Chancellor under Queen Mary I. In this first role, he was responsible for advancing the cause of Henry's divorce with Pope Clement VII, and remained a Roman Catholic throughout the reformations led by Henry and his son, Edward VI. His surviving letters, including those to Henry from Rome and to friends on the outside during his period of imprisonment in the Tower of London, are collected in this volume, which was first published in 1933 and edited by James Arthur Muller. This book will be of value to any Tudor historian either amateur or professional.

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