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Zustand: Good. Volume 28. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. Clean from markings. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,1150grams, ISBN:9782503554112.

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Zustand: New. The practice of writing for third parties, often done on commission and/or for profit (pro pretio ), remains a largely neglected aspect of late medieval manuscript culture. Although professional scribes and book artisans played a central role in the prod.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The practice of writing for third parties, often done on commission and/or for profit (pro pretio ), remains a largely neglected aspect of late medieval manuscript culture. Although professional scribes and book artisans played a central role in the production and circulation of manuscripts, evidence of their economic activities is sparse and fragmented, leaving our understanding of the financial aspects of manuscript production, whether in secular or religious settings, still limited. As a result, it is challenging to assess the value of handwritten books, estimate the costs of their creation, or trace the financial exchanges they entailed. Likewise, knowledge about the individuals - both men and women - or workshops engaged in the professional manuscript production and trade during the late Middle Ages remains elusive.

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Zustand: New. 2018. 1st Edition. hardcover. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Hilversum, Verloren, 2010. Ingenaaid. Ca. 416 pp. Ills. Nieuw exemplaar. (Middeleeuwse Studies en Bronnen; 127).

Hardback, 472 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:1 b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503581002. Summary This volume brings together fifteen seminal essays by Thom Mertens, a professor at the Ruusbroec Institute (Ruusbroecgenootschap) at Antwerp University since 1985, and a pioneer in the study of the late medieval spiritual literature of the Low Countries, a field that had previously been neglected in favour of the study of belles lettres. This volume is therefore also a celebration of the paradigm shift that Mertens led, as he demonstrated that most of the late medieval texts produced in the Low Countries actually qualify as spiritual literature, and that these understudied literary works are of prime importance within late medieval textual culture. Of the essays gathered here, nine have been translated into English for the first time, while six have been re-edited, forming a collection that bears witness to the importance of Dutch literature as a broader part of the vernacular literatures of Western Europe, and of the societies that gave rise to these works. It is in large part thanks to Mertens' efforts that serious scholarly engagement with these spiritual texts, their characteristics, and their function has become a field of research in its own right that continues to flourish. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface: Pioneering Middle Dutch Spiritual Literature Publications by Thom Mertens Thom Mertens: A Tribute by John van Engen I. Spiritual Literature in the Late Medieval Low Countries - An Overview Chapter 1: Books for Eternity Chapter 2: Mystical Culture and Literature in the Late Middle Ages Chapter 3: The Monastery as a Literary Institution in the Low Countries (13th-16th Century) II. Middle Dutch Sermons Chapter 4: The Middle Dutch Sermon. A Premature Synthesis Chapter 5: Collatio and Codex in the Context of the Devotio Moderna Chapter 6: Ghostwriting Sisters. The Preservation of Dutch Sermons of Father Confessors in the Fifteenth and the Early Sixteenth Century Chapter 7: The Sermons of Johannes Brugman OFM (? 1473). Preservation and Form Chapter 8: Private Revelation and Public Relevance in the Middle Dutch Sermon Cycle Jhesus collacien III. Aspects of Genre in Middle Dutch Spiritual Literature Chapter 9: Reading with a Pen. Developments in Late Medieval Spiritual Prose Chapter 10: Consolation in Late Medieval Dutch Literature Chapter 11: Spiritual Testaments in the Late Medieval Low Countries. An Exploration of the Genre Chapter 12: Die gheestelicke melody. A Program for the Spiritual Life in a Middle Dutch Song Cycle Chapter 13: Voices without Words. Hendrik Mande's Spiritual 'Love Complaint' as a Mystical Dialogue Chapter 14: Hendrik Mande's Apocalypse Bibliography Index 0 g.

Hardback, 516 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:14 b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503585154. Summary This volume concentrates on how the sermon, a pivotal element in mass communication, aimed to shape the people of Europe. Rather than setting up the usual binary divides, it highlights the linguistic complications, the textual inter-relationships, the confessional cross-currents, and the variations between public and private sermon dissemination operating at different rates and with variable results throughout Europe. Effectively the emphasis here is on how Catholic preachers and Catholic preaching carried on in the period between the handwritten and the printed sermon, a time when not only the mode of production was changing but when the very purpose and meaning of preaching itself would soon alter in a western Christian world that was becoming no longer completely Catholic. By examining case-studies chosen from countries with contrasting manuscript and printing traditions (Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the Low Countries, Romania, Spain, and Sweden), we aim to examine some of the main historical, literary, and theological factors in the development of the sermon in Latin and the vernaculars, which is itself in the process of changing formats, and sometimes languages, at a time of religious ferment from the advent of print to the death of Martin Luther. These essays, which are effectively in dialogue with each other, are divided into geographical/linguistic sections organized along broadly chronological lines. They circulate from the peripheries of Europe to the centre, moving from areas where evidence is now scarce to situations of thriving production. TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgements, Abbreviations, List of Illustrations Veronica O'Mara and Patricia Stoop, 'Introduction' England Anne T. Thayer, 'Books for Preaching and Preaching with Books: Late Medieval Latin Printed Sermons and the Witness of Thomas Swalwell of Durham Priory' Veronica O'Mara, 'The Early Printed Sermon in England between 1483 and 1532: A Peculiar Phenomenon' Scandinavia Jussi Hanska, 'Preaching in Finland on the Eve of the Reformation and Beyond: The Evidence from Manuscript and Print' Jonathan Adams, 'Christiern Pedersen's Alle Epistler oc Euangelia (1515): Reading a Catholic Text in the Danish Reformation' Christer Pahlmblad, 'The Word of God Purely Preached: Continuity and Change in the Postils of the Swedish Reformation' Transylvania Adinel Dinc?and, Paula Cotoi, 'Latin Manuscript and Printed Sermons in Late Medieval Transylvania (1470-1530)' Romance Regions Oriol Catalán, 'Controversial Topics in the Sermons of Vicent Ferrer': From Manuscripts to the Printing Press' Sophie Delmas, 'From Nicholas de Biard's Summa abstinentia to the Printed Dictionnarius pauperum: A Pastoral Compendium for Preachers' Pietro Delcorno, 'A Forgotten Italian Best Seller: Ludovico Pittorio's?Omiliario quadragesimale' Germanic Lands Ralf Lützelschwab, 'The Neglected Carmelites: Evidence for Their Preaching Activities in Late Medieval Germany' Natalija Ganina, 'Johannes Kreutzer: A Preacher in Strasbourg and Basle and His Work in Manuscript and Early Print' Rita Voltmer, 'Instructio, correctio, and reformatio: Johannes Geiler von Kaysersberg and the Transmisson of his Sermons' The Low Countries Thom Mertens, 'The Gouda Gospel Sermons: The Glosses of a Successful Middle Dutch Pericope Collection (1477-1553)' Kees Schepers, 'Diverging Perceptions: Johannes Tauler in Sixteenth-Century Printed Editions' Patricia Stoop, 'Strategies of Publishing: The Case of Franciscus Costerus' *** Index 0 g.