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Several papers and critical editions analyze Rubruck's journey from historical, social, and cultural perspectives:

: For a look at specific cultural clashes, Friars and the Consumption of Kumiss in the Mongol Empire discusses the friars' reactions to fermented mare's milk, a staple of Mongolian culture. Key Themes in the Itinerarium Christian Material Culture and the Mongols - Brill Viaggio in Mongolia (Itinerarium)

: The article Travelling to the ‘Other’ from Constantinople: Priscus of Panion and William of Rubruck compares Rubruck’s experience with 5th-century narratives, highlighting how he perceived the "otherness" of the Mongol culture. : The paper Travels of Christian Friars to

: Christian Material Culture and the Mongols examines the role of liturgical items and religious equipment Rubruck brought with him, reconsidering his role more as a missionary than a diplomat. Viaggio in Mongolia (Itinerarium)

: The paper Travels of Christian Friars to the Mongols: Social Setting and Mission in the 13th Century explores the practical challenges of these missions, including communication and social interactions with local inhabitants.