9780820310343 - death in the community: memorialization and confraternities in an italian commune in the late middle ages von banker, james r. (4 Ergebnisse)
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Verlag: Athens, London. The University of Georgia Press, 1988
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Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: Athens : University of Georgia Press, c1988., 1988
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Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Fine. 1st Edition. xiv, 292 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. ; LCCN 87034320 LC BX808.5.I8 B36 1988 ; ISBN 9780820310343, 9780820320342, 0820310344, 082032034X ; OCLC 17386098 ; black cloth in pictorial dustjacket ; Through an analysis of activities pertaining to death in lay confraternit…ies of San Sepolcro, Banker details a transformation in devotional practices over a period of two hundred years, that is, from about 1250 to 1450. For Banker, such a study provides a useful key to the understanding of confratemities and addresses a lacuna in the current literature. The first two chapters are a study of relevant thirteenth-century institutions. In the opening chapter. Banker outlines the extent to which religious corporations in San Sepolcro dealt with charity and death, in order to provide a foundation for later discussion of the devotion of the laity; in the second chapter, he focuses on the Fratemity of San Bartolomeo, a large and influential confratemity which, in the second half of the century, assumed a commanding role in San Sepolcro with regard to charitable acts and commemoration of the dead. In the third chapter, Banker notes the powerful forces of the fourteenth century, including the loss of political autonomy and the Black Death, which contribute to changes in the death practices and then documents the decline of the Fratemity of San Bartolomeo. In sum, the Fratemity is seen to evolve from a broadly-based community actively involved in memorialization of the dead to an administrative organization funded by few benefactors; the unity of the local society in the Fraternity is replaced by a host of some fourteen smaller confratemities bom in the first half of the century. Banker portrays the rise of these new confratemities as a reponse to the changed needs of the people in San Sepolcro. In the fourth and fifth chapters, he explores two different kinds of confratemities, the laudesi and disciplinati respectively. The former are exemplified by the Confraternity of Santa Maria della Notte; because little information on the latter has survived, Banker characterizes the objectives and activities of the disciplinati with reference to several confratemities. Following the conclusion, Banker includes the texts for the 1268 statutes of the Fratemity of San Bartolomeo (in Latin), the 1441 statutes of the Confratemity of Santa Maria della Notte (in Italian), and the 1364 statutes of the Confratemity of Santa Croce (in Itahan). The endnotes, substantial bibliography and index reflect the same attention to detail which is evident throughout this fascinating study.--William R. Bowen ; Contents: 1. Piero's Formation in Sansepolcro -- 2. Piero the Incessant Learner and Traveler, 1439-1450 -- 3. Piero in the Court of Sigismondo Malatesta in Rimini -- 4. Piero in Arezzo: The Legend of the True Cross -- 5. The Confraternity and the Altarpiece of Madonna della Misericordia -- 6. Greek Geometry in Rome and Piero's Trattato d'abaco -- 7. Piero's Return to Patria and Family -- 8. An Arezzo Interlude -- 9. The Practice of Perspective: The Sant'Antonio and Sant'Agostino Altarpieces and the Flagellation -- 10. Piero della Francesca in Urbino in the Early 1470s -- 11. Piero in Sansepolcro, 1472-1475 -- 12. Piero in Urbino in 1475-1476 -- 13. The Persuasiveness of Paternal Authority, 1477-81 -- 14. Piero in the Last Decade of His Life -- Conclusion -- Chronology of Piero's Life and Work ; FINE/FINE. Book.
