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Gebunden. Zustand: New. This two-volume resource brings together the work of an international team of scholars, with contributors from Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, England, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, and the United States, offering one of .

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Paperback, Pages: 460, Size:210 x 270 mm, Illustrations:94 b/w, 40 col., 5 tables b/w., 2 tables col., Languages: French, English. ISBN 9782503619248. Summary How were healthcare spaces set up in medieval and early modern Europe, who worked in them, and who were the patients? These questions were considered by archaeologists and historians during a conference at the abbey of Cluny in 2022. The contributions in this collection display a wide variety of approaches: some chapters focus on specific places, while others address the historical conditions of places of care in specific regions, countries, or religious orders. The first part of the volume is dedicated to Cluny, with seven articles covering the period from the tenth to the sixteenth century. They explore different phases of the monastic infirmary-drawing on manuscripts and material remains, particularly those brought to light by the archaeological excavations carried out between 2015 and 2019-as well as the town's hospices. The second part broadens the perspective to western Europe, with nine contributions. Reflecting a diversity of approaches, these studies combine specificity with synthesis, greatly enhancing our understanding of places of care in premodern Europe. Comment les espaces de soins taient-ils am nag s, et quels individus y travaillaient ou y taient soign s en Europe, du Moyen ge la fin de l' poque moderne ? Arch ologues et historiens se sont pench s sur ces questions l'occasion d'un colloque organis Cluny en 2022. Les contributions r unies dans cet ouvrage offrent une grande diversit d'approches : certaines se concentrent sur un lieu pr cis, tandis que d'autres abordent des r alit s r gionales, nationales ou li es des ordres religieux sp cifiques. La premi re partie de l'ouvrage est consacr e Cluny, avec sept articles couvrant la p riode du Xe au XVIe si cle. Ils explorent les diff rentes phases de l'infirmerie monastique - travers les sources manuscrites et les vestiges mat riels, notamment mis en lumi re par les fouilles arch ologiques r alis es entre 2015 et 2019 - ainsi que les hospices de la ville. La seconde partie largit la perspective l' chelle europ enne, avec neuf contributions. Par la diversit de leurs angles d'approche, ces tudes offrent un regard la fois pr cis et panoramique, renouvelant en profondeur la compr hension des lieux de soin dans l'Europe pr moderne. TABLE OF CONTENTS Eleonora Destefanis, Introduction Premi re Partie. Cluny (Abbaye et ville), du Moyen ge central jusqu'au XVIIe si cle Anne Baud et Anne Flammin, L'infirmerie monastique de Cluny du Xe au XVIIIe si cle Isabelle Cochelin, Infirmerie et infirmier Cluny au prisme des coutumiers Frederick S. Paxton, End-of-Life Care at Cluny, and Today Arlette Maquet, Infirmeries, malades et difices : la vision normative des statuts clunisiens depuis Pierre le V n rable Beno t Clavel et Philippe Pauthier, Les paradoxes de la table monastique : une enqu te arch ozoologique l'infirmerie de Cluny Elma Brenner, Rem des et soins autour de l'abbaye de Cluny au XVe-XVIe si cle : Londres, Wellcome Collection, MS. 626 Clarisse Couderc, tablissements d'accueil et de soins dans l'espace urbain et p ri-urbain de la ville de Cluny Deuxi me Partie. Ailleurs en Europe, du Moyen ge central jusqu'au XVIIe si cle Diane Carron, Au pied du mur : l'ordonnancement des tablissements d'accueil et de soin de la ville d'Orl ans (VIIe-XIIIe si cles) Alfons Zettler, The Medical Facilities and domus infirmorum on the Plan of Saint Gall Gaby Lindenmann-Merz, Cella - domus - ecclesia. Remarks on the Architectural Evolution of Cistercian Infirmaries Adam J. Davis, La nature des soins hospitaliers en milieu urbain aux XIIe et XIIIe si cles Arnaud Delerce, Les infirmeries de l'abbaye cistercienne de Beaulieu (Hampshire), d'apr s ses comptes (1269-1270) Caroline Bolle et Michel Dubuisson, Infirmeries et soins de sant dans les abbayes de Wallonie (13e-18e si cle) Bert Roest, Capuchin Medical Care: Traditions, Context, and Literary Offspring Laurent D'Agostino, Entre Mal des ardents et d membr s . Le grand h pital de l'abbaye de Saint-Antoine (Is re), d'apr s les donn es historiques et les tudes arch ologiques Emma Bouvard-Mor et Cyrille Ducourthial, La population malade de l'H tel-Dieu de Lyon (1529-1629). Archives versus arch othanatologie Daniel-Odon Hurel avec la collaboration de Pascale Chevalier, Conclusions 0 g.…