Introduction nirenberg argues that tolerance

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Book by David Nirenberg - Communities of violence - In the introduction Nirenberg argues that tolerance and intolerance is a false dichotomy in medieval Europe. This is a claim that challenges our own notions of these concepts. What does Nirenberg mean? Does this understanding of the terms minimize violence against minorities?

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