Christianity in the Middle Ages Archives - Page 28 of 36

by Sandra Alvarez November 13, 2011

Homo Sacer: Power, Life and the Sexual Body in Old French Saints’ Lives

It might of course be argued that the comfort for this torture that Christine receives by God’s grace draws attention away from the cruelty of her punishments…

by Sandra Alvarez November 10, 2011

Conferences

HASKINS CONFERENCE: Anonymous Vaticanus: Another Source for the Normans in the South?

This paper focused on sources detailing the Norman Conquest of Sicily.

by Sandra Alvarez November 6, 2011

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HASKINS CONFERENCE: Public and Private Audiences: Reflections on the Anglo-Saxon Archive of Bury St. Edmunds Abbey in Suffolk

This paper focused on the Anglo-Saxon writs, and charters of Bury St. Edmunds.

by Sandra Alvarez November 5, 2011

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HASKINS CONFERENCE: Context and Cultivation: The Formation of a Monastic Property Network in Eleventh Century Brittany

This paper focused on the Benedictine abbey of St. Florent.

by Sandra Alvarez November 5, 2011

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HASKINS CONFERENCE: The Monks of Fécamp and their Ducal Patrons: Transformations of the Eleventh Century

This paper investigates the relationship between the 11th century Norman Dukes and the monastery from the monastic point of view.

by Sandra Alvarez November 4, 2011

Conferences

HASKINS CONFERENCE: Regarding the Water: Landscapes of Conversion in Early Medieval England

This paper focused on Christian influences and viewsheds for burials near water and conversion period monuments.

by Sandra Alvarez October 24, 2011

Articles

Utopia Pre-Empted: Kett’s Rebellion, Commoning, and the Hysterical Sublime

Utopia Pre-Empted: Kett’s Rebellion, Commoning, and the Hysterical Sublime Holstun, Jim (State University of New York, Buffalo) Historical Materialism, 16 (2008) Abstract In…

by Sandra Alvarez October 23, 2011

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A Late Antique Crossbow Fibula in the Metropolitan Museum of Art

A Late Antique Crossbow Fibula in the Metropolitan Museum of Art Deppert-Lippitz, Barbara Metropolitan Museum Journal, Vol. 35 (2000) Abstract In 1995 The Metropolitan Museum…

by Sandra Alvarez October 16, 2011

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The Spiritual and the Supernatural according to Thomas Aquinas

The Spiritual and the Supernatural according to Thomas Aquinas Murray, Andrew A paper delivered at the Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture,…

by Sandra Alvarez October 9, 2011

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The role of the nobility in the creation of Gallo-Frankish society in the late fifth and sixth centuries AD

The role of the nobility in the creation of Gallo-Frankish society in the late fifth and sixth centuries AD Wood, Catrin Mair Lewis PhD…

by Medievalists.net October 6, 2011

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Neighbors, Partners, Enemies: Jews and the Monasteries of Germany in the High Middle Ages

German-speaking lands in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries were home to the largest Jewish communities north of the Alps and Pyrenees and thus constituted key locations for Christian-Jewish interaction.

by Sandra Alvarez October 2, 2011

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The relationships between the State and the Church in the Romanian Countries (14th-18th centuries)

The relationships between the State and the Church in the Romanian Countries (14th-18th centuries) Flaut, Daniel Revista Romana de Studii Eurasiatice, Vol.4 (2008) Abstract…

by Sandra Alvarez September 25, 2011

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The Twelfth Century Renaissance and the Religion of Intent: Interiority and the Emergence of Selfhood Across Religious Boundaries

The Twelfth Century Renaissance and the Religion of Intent: Interiority and the Emergence of SelfhoodAcross Religious Boundaries Elliot, Serena M.A. Thesis (History), North Carolina State…

by Medievalists.net September 25, 2011

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Indecent bodies: gender and the monstrous in medieval English literature

Indecent bodies: gender and the monstrous in medieval English literature Oswald, Dana Morgan Thesis: Doctor of Philosophy, Ohio State University, English, (2005) Abstract While…

by Sandra Alvarez September 25, 2011

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Constantinople, 1204, renewal of interest in Imperial and other Byzantine cults in the West, and the deep roots of new traditions’

Constantinople, 1204, renewal of interest in Imperial and other Byzantine cults in the West, and the deeproots of new traditions’ Jones, Graham Miša Rakocija…

by Sandra Alvarez September 25, 2011

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On the Foreign Policy of Saint Stephen

On the Foreign Policy of Saint Stephen Makk, Ferenc Saint Stephen and his country: a newborn kingdom in Central Europe: Hungary,edited by Attila Zsoldos…

by Sandra Alvarez September 22, 2011

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“Apud Lotharingos Altus et Doctus”: Leofric of Exeter, 1050-1072

“Apud Lotharingos Altus et Doctus”: Leofric of Exeter, 1050-1072 Corradini, Erika (University of Leicester) The Proceedings of the Manchester Centre for Anglo-Saxon Studies…

by Sandra Alvarez September 18, 2011

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What was kosher in Byzantium?

What was kosher in Byzantium? Crostini, Barbara Eat, Drink and be Merry (Luke 12: 19): Food and Wine in Byzantium, Ashgate, (2007) Abstract The question…

by Sandra Alvarez September 17, 2011

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Caring for the Dead in Late Anglo-Saxon England

This article will highlight the diversity of both burial rite and burial location in the later Anglo-Saxon period and will examine the ways in which the archaeological evidence serves to complement the contemporary written evidence for the treatment of the dead.

by Sandra Alvarez September 13, 2011

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Odo of Bayeux At War: Linking The Bayeux Tapestry And “The Song Of Roland”

Odo of Bayeux At War: Linking The Bayeux Tapestry And “The Song Of Roland” Jameson, Carl (University of Delaware) Thesis: B.A., University of…

by Sandra Alvarez September 11, 2011

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Was there a Gregorian Reform Movement in the Eleventh Century?

Was there a Gregorian Reform Movement in the Eleventh Century? Gilchrist, John CCHA Study Sessions, 37(1970) Abstract If movements were simply a matter…

by Sandra Alvarez September 11, 2011

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Medieval Dreams: A Sample of Historical and Psychological Criticism

Deep into the Middle Ages, in Western Europe a small group of clergymen, mainly monks, had a monopoly on recording dreams in writing

by Sandra Alvarez September 11, 2011

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Image of the other as a tool of political legitimation: image of Venice in Renaissance Ragusa

Image of the other as a tool of political legitimation: image of Venice in Renaissance Ragusa Kuncevic, Lovro (Central European University; Institute for Historical…

by Sandra Alvarez September 10, 2011

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Herbal healers and devil dealers: a study of healers and their gendered persecution in the medieval period

Herbal healers and devil dealers: a study of healers and their gendered persecution in the medieval period McPhee, Meghan Thesis: M.A., (History), California State…

by Sandra Alvarez September 10, 2011

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Blood and body : women’s religious practices in late medieval Europe

Blood and body : women’s religious practices in late medieval Europe Tudesko, Jenny L. Thesis: M.A., History, California State University, Sacramento (2009) Abstract…