El significado histórico de la rivalidad entre alamanes y burgundios en el siglo IV

Ítalo Enrique Sgalla Malla

doi:10.34096/ahamm.v56.2.11374

Ítalo Enrique Sgalla Malla Universidad Nacional del Sur

DOI: https://doi.org/10.34096/ahamm.v56.2.11374

Abstract

Este trabajo pretende reflexionar respecto de los motivos subyacentes a la rivalidad entre alamanes y burgundios de la que dan cuenta las fuentes latinas. Para ello, realizaremos un estudio comparativo entre ambos pueblos con el fin de problematizar la interpretación tradicional según la cual el motivo de la discordia residiría en la diversidad de sus estructuras políticas.

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