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stirrup thesis: a standalone construct

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stirrupthesis1 CONSTRUCTStirrup thesisWHITE · HISTORY OF TECHNOLOGY

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History of technology

White's thesis that the stirrup made mounted shock combat possible and so helped bring about European feudalism.

In history of technology, stirrup thesis refers to white's thesis that the stirrup made mounted shock combat possible and so helped bring about European feudalism. This meaning comes from White (1962) in Medieval technology and social change.[1]

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  1. White, L. T. (1962). Medieval technology and social change. Oxford U. Pr. ISBN 9780195002669

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