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Franciscan women: female identities and religious culture in the Middle Ages Knox, Lezlie S. • Couturier, David B. [Hrsg.]. |
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Autoren suchen: Knox, Lezlie S. • Couturier, David B. |
Inhalt
| Introduction |
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| Women and the Franciscan Legacy (XIII-XV centuries) |
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| AsTold by Women: St. Elizabeth of Hungary, her Four Handmaids, and the Iconography of the Elizabeth Medallion Window (Elizabeth Church, Marburg. Germany) |
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| Female Sites of Devotion in the Medieval Italian City: the Domestic "Cell" |
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| Douceline of Digne and Isabelle of France: Forming Female Franciscan Identities in Thirteenth-Century France |
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| A Model for Psychological Healing: Angela of Foligno and Contemporary Models of Clinical Counseling |
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| Sancia, Queen of Naples and Soror Clara: A Life Lived beeween Secular Responsibilities and Religious Desire |
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| De sermo naturale competente. Wordy Women of the Franciscan Observance |
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| Santa Maria Maddalena: Franciscan Legal Identity in Fifteenth-Century Piacenza |
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| Women of Resurrection Belief: The Role of Mary Magdalene. Saint Anne, Judith, and Esther in the Vita Christi of lsabel of Villena (d. 1490) |
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| Mother Juana de la Cruz: faithful Daughter of St. Francis and Patron Saint of Gendce Inclusivity |