...Alfonso Mendiola; Monique Dascha Inciarte Copyright © 2012 The Trustees of Columbia University 2012 Alfonso Mendiola CONFLICT OR UNION IN DIFFERENCE: INSTITUTION, BELIEF, AND HERESY TRANSLATED BY MONIQUE DASCHA INCIARTE T his essay presents the following thesis: Michel de Certeau's entire...

...Irene Silverblatt Copyright © 2012 The Trustees of Columbia University 2012 Irene Silverblatt HERESIES AND COLONIAL GEOPOLITICS "The heretical" was much more than a dimension of religious doctrine: it played a critical role in the making of the modern world. In the seventeenth century...

...José Rabasa; Jesús Rodríguez-Velasco Copyright © 2012 The Trustees of Columbia University 2012 Jose Rabasa and Jesus Rodriguez-Velasco INTRODUCTION: EXAMINING HERETICAL THOUGHT W hy return to the question of heresy? Is there something new to be said on the concept of heresy? Is it possible...

... of understanding axioms related to heresy. This phenomenon of "bundling" is also applicable to apostates, as will become clear in this article. The Romanic Review Volume 103 Numbers 1-2 © The Trustees of Columbia University J.MICHAEL HORSWELL as apostates by Spanish missionary-chroniclers and historians. Cristobal...

..., both far and immediate, charged with tumultuous heterodoxies and even heresies, in Hispanic as well as foreign contexts. That is why, in my view, we should examine anew the possible heterodoxies of our author precisely in terms of this unofficial Aristotelianism, thus invoking another especially...

..., Book 90). 13 Because of her utter irregularity—both her eccentricity and her life outside of ecclesial “regulation”—Kempe’s descriptions of divine dalliance frequently risk straying into heresy; 14 however, Christ himself challenges the institutional church to take seriously her irregular ideas...

.... Such destruction was all the more unbearable for having been comtnitted not only by heretic Frenchmen but by foreign 11lercenaries. 1 The dual 11lenace of heresy and foreign influence (inevitably linked to Ancient and New World heathenism, in the sixteenth century) is what I propose to address in this essay. How...

... Heresy. On a depuis longtemps glose cette profession de foi radicale. La reliant a la naturalisation britannique et au bapteme recent d'Eliot dans l'Eglise anglicane, on y a trouve l'expression du zele des nouveaux convertis. Mais de quelle conversion au classicisme pourrait-il s'agir au juste ? Bien au...

... search for authenticity, and a new language that will dominate the twentieth century's most remarkable music. My exploration is not limited to an analysis of the correspondences that can be found between Parsifal and the diffuse image of medieval heresy present in the drama. Instead, I turn my focus...

... and then charts how nineteenth-century medical medievalism understood the same bloodline not as metaphorical but as "biological" in a way that fed into a narrative of racial purity and miscegenation. The nineteenth-century fascination with the Templars is charted, and modern debates about their supposed heresies...

... apostasy social heresy and political dereliction" (xiv). It is difficult to see how anyone could interpret the conclusion to my book (to which Bracher refers) as putting Nemirovsky "on trial"; on the contrary, I am simply referring to the profound ambiguities that Nemirovsky's life presents. Another...

.... It is worth noting that Encina condemned “ociosidad” (idleness) but praised “ocio” (leisure), since free time was positive if it was spent on noble activities such as composing poetry. 13. For a critical account of statements that are borderline heresy in Sabuco’s theory, see Pomata, especially her...

..., or in which the head of one is the head of the other, a trespass against one will be considered a trespass against both; heresy and treason will not be distinct categories. Thus in Anglican England, to use Bray's example again, same-sex relations, precisely because they were considered a sin, also constituted...

... qui ont travaillé sur les sources romaines savent à quel point la palette de qualifications auxquelles les censeurs peuvent avoir recours dans leurs rapports est ample : hérétique, proche de l hérésie, erronée, scandaleuse, 8 Dans cette perspective, en fait, une approche consiste à s interroger sur...

... chose to speak about other things, namely, using enchantments, talismans, and so forth, changing the subject from what they were interrogating him about to trivial matters. At the same time and from then on, Quadros's psychological state and situation began to steadily decline. Chaos and Heresy Between...

... of the editions of Paulhan's correspondence. Consistently, space was offered to dissident Dadaists and surrealists, including Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes, for instance. If Paulhan disliked heresies, he went out of his way to protect heretics. 46 As Antoine Compagnon has argued, with the publication of its...

... the Congregation of the Index was an old institution, suspicion of heresy having for a long time been a major worry of the Catholic Church. Yet the first lists of questionable writings ­were the result of academic vigilance, their initiators being learned members of the Universities of Paris and Louvain...

... confrontation ('ideological' struggles)" ("Truth and Power" 131-32). 114 ANNA MORE and the effects of the competing systems of truth and power that shaped a notion of citizenry and public at the end of the seventeenth century in Mexico. Mathematics and the Limits of Heresy Although Sigiienza was an eclectic...

... issue of heresy and argues for tolerance; in “Des fausses devotions,” she denounces the religiosity rampant in society, long before Tartuffe , while in L’Égalité she tackles specifically theological questions. There in the final paragraph, and the culmination of her argument, she posits that social...

... instrument de connaissance." Revue des langues romanes 111 (2007): 31-50. Peters, Edward. "Destruction of the Flesh-Salvation of the Spirit: The Paradoxes of Torture in Medieval Christian Society." The Devil, Heresy, and Witchcraft in the Middle Ages. Ed. Alberto Ferreiro. Leiden: Brill, 1998.131-48...