The Medieval Mystical Tradition in England Papers Read at Charney Manor, July 2004 [Exeter Symposium VII]
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Dedication
- Foreword
- List of Abbreviations
- Notes on Contributors
- ‘Oure feyth is groundyd in goddes worde’ – Julian of Norwich and the Bible
- ‘We are United with God (and God with Us?)’: Adapting Ruusbroec in The Treatise of Perfection of the Sons of God and The Chastising of God's Children
- The Structure of the Soul and the ‘Godly Wylle’ in Julian of Norwich's Showings
- ‘Neb … sumdeal ilich wummon & neddre is behinden’: Reading the Monstrous in the Anchoritic Text
- Reflections on Aspects of the Spiritual Impact of St Birgitta, the Revelations and the Bridgettine Order in Late Medieval England
- Holy Women in Print: Continental Female Mystics and the English Mystical Tradition
- The Reception of ContinentalWomen Mystics in Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-Century England: Some Artistic Evidence
- Discretio spirituum in Time: The Impact of Julian of Norwich's Counsel in the Book of Margery Kempe
- ‘Thiself a cros to thiself’: Christ as Signum Impressum in the Cloud-Texts against the Background of Expressionistic Christology in Late Medieval Devotional Theology
- ‘The prophetycal lyf of an heremyte’: Elijah as the Model of the Contemplative Life in The Book of the First Monks
- ‘Makedes of me / wrecche þi leofmon & spuse’: Mystical Desire and Visionary Consummation
- Lordship, Service and Worship in Julian of Norwich
- ‘Hid Diuinite’: The Spirituality of the English Syon Brethren
- Index
Notes on Contributors
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Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Dedication
- Foreword
- List of Abbreviations
- Notes on Contributors
- ‘Oure feyth is groundyd in goddes worde’ – Julian of Norwich and the Bible
- ‘We are United with God (and God with Us?)’: Adapting Ruusbroec in The Treatise of Perfection of the Sons of God and The Chastising of God's Children
- The Structure of the Soul and the ‘Godly Wylle’ in Julian of Norwich's Showings
- ‘Neb … sumdeal ilich wummon & neddre is behinden’: Reading the Monstrous in the Anchoritic Text
- Reflections on Aspects of the Spiritual Impact of St Birgitta, the Revelations and the Bridgettine Order in Late Medieval England
- Holy Women in Print: Continental Female Mystics and the English Mystical Tradition
- The Reception of ContinentalWomen Mystics in Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-Century England: Some Artistic Evidence
- Discretio spirituum in Time: The Impact of Julian of Norwich's Counsel in the Book of Margery Kempe
- ‘Thiself a cros to thiself’: Christ as Signum Impressum in the Cloud-Texts against the Background of Expressionistic Christology in Late Medieval Devotional Theology
- ‘The prophetycal lyf of an heremyte’: Elijah as the Model of the Contemplative Life in The Book of the First Monks
- ‘Makedes of me / wrecche þi leofmon & spuse’: Mystical Desire and Visionary Consummation
- Lordship, Service and Worship in Julian of Norwich
- ‘Hid Diuinite’: The Spirituality of the English Syon Brethren
- Index
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- The Medieval Mystical Tradition in EnglandPapers Read at Charney Manor, July 2004 [Exeter Symposium VII], pp. xiii - xivPublisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2004