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...J. H. Elliott; Jeffrey M. Perl Lynch John , New Worlds: A Religious History of Latin America ( New Haven, CT : Yale University Press , 2012 ), 384 pp. Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 ...

...J. H. Elliott Lynch John , New Worlds: A Religious History of Latin America ( New Haven, CT : Yale University Press , 2012 ), 384 pp. © 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 LITTLE REVIEWS Pierre Bouretz, D’un...

... Caroline Walker Bynum gender history of masculinities imitation of Christ male and female spiritualities Caroline Walker Bynum's work on gender in medieval Western European Christianity overturned bedrock interpretations about the religious significance of the period's widespread ascetic practices...

... Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 Caroline Walker Bynum mysticism witchcraft gender religious history Tamar Herzig Writes: In the 1980s, Caroline Bynum's pioneering work revolutionized the fields of medieval studies and religious studies and disclosed the need to account...

... by exploring examples of cross-religious interaction that were not religious but, simply, performed by religious people. The case examined here is of a Buddhist-Muslim interaction that changed the history of the world. The successful spread of Buddhism was tied to the technological prowess and especially...

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... to reflection on medieval and modern approaches to religious symbols more generally. The Resurrection of the Body contributes to recent discussion of personal identity. Wonderful Blood explores the character of late medieval religion but also anti‐Semitism. Christian Materiality builds on the “material turn...

... to the ivory towers in which intellectuals are sometimes said to hide. Cultivated civilians ought to know that cultures strive to erase one another in ways vile but unsurprising. Those who learn history expect atrocity and should busy themselves less with assignment of blame than with archaeology...

...Caroline Walker Bynum Partly autobiographical, partly comparative, partly theoretical, this essay uses the idea of the footprint to explore the concept of xenophilia. The author first describes how the field of European medieval history has changed since the 1960s, when the period 500–1500...

...). Thus, one of the most important works of medieval intellectual, religious, and social history written in the last one hundred years appeared already in midcentury, translated from the French, although the equally great work of social and religious history by Herbert Grundmann, Religiöse Bewegungen im...

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... arising the and places, times, to attuned world. acomplicated sharply Though in commitment and faith for andparadigm grammar better of a search in reflections theological and today; of God meaning onthe deliberations encounters; interreligious and of religious history...

... it. Given the religious history of Cape Verde, however, only the Catholic Church has possession of places regarded locally as sacred. The Prot- estant churches have in common with the many, varied currents of Islam (the Tablighi Jamaat, Waabites, Murides, Tidjans, and so forth) a lack of such places...

... in the intellectual and religious history of the Middle Ages yielded a uniquely rich and sophisticated approach to material culture. Figure 1. Crib of the infant Jesus from the Grand Béguinage of Louvain, made in Brabant, south Netherlands, fifteenth century, 35.4 × 28.9 × 18.4 cm. Metropolitan Museum of Art...

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... are dysfunctional within our present social circumstances). We need to construct new histories and to join our countercultural projects across cultural and religious boundaries. Indeed, it is this comparative project across time and clime that is structurally “mystical” in the sense that it recognizes...

.... Nevertheless, it is a notion that crops up regularly in early modern intellectual and religious history that theologians, espe- cially those who belonged to the state church and held orthodox doctrinal views, too often displayed an antisocial tendency toward disputatiousness...

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