This volume explores the relationship of mendicant men and women to cities and their inhabitants in the Mediterranean world, c.1200 to 1500.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jon Paul Heyne is an Assistant Professor of History at the University of Dallas and holds a PhD in history from The Catholic University of American. His research interests include pilgrimage, the Franciscan Custody of the Holy Land, and inter-faith interactions across the Mediterranean. Austin Powell is an affiliate of the Classics Program at the University of California-Davis. His research explores the interconnections between the mendicant orders, penitent laywomen, mysticism, and textual communities in late medieval Italy.
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1. Introduction: By Jon Paul Heyne and Austin Powell Tunis & Paris 1. "Purposes for a Polemical Pair: Reading Ramon Martí's De seta Machometi and Explanatio simboli Apostolorum in Dominican Urban Contexts" by Amy Boland Portugal 1. "Clarissan Reform, Miraculous Objects and Shared Devotions: Portuguese Colettine Nuns within their Urban Communities" by Paula Cardoso Egypt 1. "In the Cities of the Sultans: Mendicants in Mamluk Egypt" by Jon Paul Heyne Southern France 1. "'Hostile people invading the country': Social Unrest and the Forced Relocation of the Poor Clares in the Fourteenth-Century Midi" by Hannah Jones Castile 1. "Postmodum autem missus Palentiam: The Urbanizing Upbringing of the Castilian Canon Domingo de Caleruega, Founder of the Order of Preachers" by Kyle C. Lincoln Venice 1. "Immigration, Sex, and Prayer: Dominicans and Humanists in Venice, 1390 - 1440" By Austin Powell Jerusalem 1. "Being Franciscans in Mamluk Jerusalem: Three Years in the Life of the Franciscan Custody of the Holy Land (1436-1438)" by Camille Rouxpetel Aegean 1. "Mendicant Convents in the Aegean Sea: Visual and Material Impact on Urban and Insular Dynamics (13th-16th c.)" by Panayota Volti Dubrovnik 1. "The Coordinated Development of the Mendicant Convents and City Walls of Dubrovnik" by Joseph Williams
1. Introduction: By Jon Paul Heyne and Austin Powell Tunis & Paris 1. "Purposes for a Polemical Pair: Reading Ramon Martí's De seta Machometi and Explanatio simboli Apostolorum in Dominican Urban Contexts" by Amy Boland Portugal 1. "Clarissan Reform, Miraculous Objects and Shared Devotions: Portuguese Colettine Nuns within their Urban Communities" by Paula Cardoso Egypt 1. "In the Cities of the Sultans: Mendicants in Mamluk Egypt" by Jon Paul Heyne Southern France 1. "'Hostile people invading the country': Social Unrest and the Forced Relocation of the Poor Clares in the Fourteenth-Century Midi" by Hannah Jones Castile 1. "Postmodum autem missus Palentiam: The Urbanizing Upbringing of the Castilian Canon Domingo de Caleruega, Founder of the Order of Preachers" by Kyle C. Lincoln Venice 1. "Immigration, Sex, and Prayer: Dominicans and Humanists in Venice, 1390 - 1440" By Austin Powell Jerusalem 1. "Being Franciscans in Mamluk Jerusalem: Three Years in the Life of the Franciscan Custody of the Holy Land (1436-1438)" by Camille Rouxpetel Aegean 1. "Mendicant Convents in the Aegean Sea: Visual and Material Impact on Urban and Insular Dynamics (13th-16th c.)" by Panayota Volti Dubrovnik 1. "The Coordinated Development of the Mendicant Convents and City Walls of Dubrovnik" by Joseph Williams
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