CONTENTS
Introduction
1. Conquest, Conversion, Crusade, Salvation: The Discourse of Anthropology and Its Uses in the Medieval Period
2. Subjective Beginnings: Autoethnography and the Partial Gazes of Gerald of Wales
3. Writing Ethnography “In the Eyes of the Other”: William of Rubruck’s Mission to Mongolia
4. Casting a “Sideways Glance” at the Crusades: The Voice of the Other in Joinville’s Vie de Saint Louis
5. Dis-Orienting the Self: The Uncanny Travels of John Mandeville
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
