...Caroline Walker Bynum Meacham June L. , Sacred Communities, Shared Devotions: Gender, Material Culture, and Monasticism in Late Medieval Germany , ed. Beach Alison I. , Berman Constance H. , and Bitel Lisa M. , intro. Bitel . ( Turnhout, Belgium : Brepols , 2014 ), 307 pp...

..., ritually and religiously sanctioned, order based on strict adherence to caste and gender roles. We first trace the classical roots of the tension between dharma and nīti and then set out how these two bodies of texts came to play distinct and evolving roles in medieval and early modern south India. We...

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... body of her son, the boy said: “I don’t understand. If she’s his mother, why’s she standing there crying? Why doesn’t she climb up and take him down?” Behind this vignette lie two thousand years of the history of emotion, piety, and gender — ­changes so complex...

.... If she’s his mother, why’s she standing there crying? Why doesn’t she climb up and take him down?” Behind this vignette lie two thousand years of the history of emotion, piety, and gender — ­changes so complex they would take many volumes to fully explore...

...: “I don’t understand. If she’s his mother, why’s she standing there crying? Why doesn’t she climb up and take him down?” Behind this vignette lie two thousand years of the history of emotion, piety, and gender — ­changes so complex they would take many volumes...

... body of her son, the boy said: “I don’t understand. If she’s his mother, why’s she standing there crying? Why doesn’t she climb up and take him down?” Behind this vignette lie two thousand years of the history of emotion, piety, and gender — ­changes so complex...

... understand. If she’s his mother, why’s she standing there crying? Why doesn’t she climb up and take him down?” Behind this vignette lie two thousand years of the history of emotion, piety, and gender — ­changes so complex they would take many volumes to fully...

...: “I don’t understand. If she’s his mother, why’s she standing there crying? Why doesn’t she climb up and take him down?” Behind this vignette lie two thousand years of the history of emotion, piety, and gender — ­changes so complex they would take many volumes...

... the bleeding body of her son, the boy said: “I don’t understand. If she’s his mother, why’s she standing there crying? Why doesn’t she climb up and take him down?” Behind this vignette lie two thousand years of the history of emotion, piety, and gender — ­changes so...

...: “I don’t understand. If she’s his mother, why’s she standing there crying? Why doesn’t she climb up and take him down?” Behind this vignette lie two thousand years of the history of emotion, piety, and gender — ­changes so complex they would take many volumes...