Spijker ineke (21 resultados)

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Original publisher's sewn red paperback, pictorial frontcover, 8vo: 164pp., illustrations, conclusions, references. Contents: 1. H.A.J. Wegman: De voorganger in de Middeleeuwse liturgie. 2. H.B. Teunis: Confraternitas. 3. I. van 't Spijker: Cohesie versus chaos. De hagiografische percepties van het religieus gezag. 4. H.N. Hagoort: Priesters en leken in de preken van Radulphus Ardens [ca. 1190]. Het leven van Arnulphus Ardens. Very fine copy.…

1991, 163pp. Geïllustreerd. Paperback. In goede staat.

Soft cover. Condición: As New. 1st Edition. 209 pages. Almost new paperback. Homo Interior and Vita Socialis: Patristic Patterns and Twelfth-Century Reflections (Studia Traditionis Theologiae, 52).

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Brepols, 2004. 24,5 x 17 cm. Hardback. VIII, 264 pages. AS NEW [.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. 2013 Brepols hardcover edition. Some reading wear else good condition. Contents: 1) The Mediating Power of Images and Texts: The Dynamics of Sight and Insight in Medieval and Early Modern Literature and Art, 2) Image of Thought: Hugh of Saint-Victor and Richard of Saint-Victor on Thinking, 3) Seeing and Knowing, Reading and Imagining in the Liber divinorum operum by Hildegard of Bingen, 4) The Appearance of Queen Reason: Construction and Pragmatics of the Imagery in Vision 9 of Hadewijch, 5) How Gendered was Clairvoyance in the Thirteenth Century? The Case of Simon of Aulne, 6) Visualizing the Spiritual: Images in the Life and Teachings of Henry Suso (c. 1295-1366), 7) Programming Women's Prayer: Textual and Pictorial Components in Middle Dutch Psalters, 8) The Cloaked Lady of Floreffe: Allegorizing Monastic History in the Fifteenth-Century Chronique de Floreffe, 9) Nourished by Inwardness: The Beato Chiarito Tabernacle (c. 1340), 10) The Diptych of the Lentulus Letter: Building Textual and Visual Evidence for Christ's Appearance, 11) Groaning Paintings and Weeping Viewers: A Gellian Perspective on Visual Persuasion, 12) Reading Blindly: Huygens in the Wake of Augustine.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. Pages in unused condition. Book in 1st class condition. Hardcover. English. Pub Year 2009, See images for condition. About the book >.>.> The Multiple Meaning of Scripture: The Role of Exegesis in Early-Christian and Medieval Culture by Ienje van t Spijker explores the intricate interpretations of biblical texts and the theological and philosophical implications of these interpretations throughout early Christian and medieval culture. The book examines how different schools of thought established connections between scriptural exegesis and broader theological concerns, including the development of biblical texts and their reception in various historical contexts.With contributions from a diverse group of scholars including J. K. Kitchen, Katja R. Chevalier, Sumi Shimahara, and others, the work covers a wide range of topics pertinent to biblical exegesis. It delves into the evolution of interpretative methods and how they shaped and were shaped by the religious and cultural landscape of the time. The contributors provide insights into Carolingian biblical interpretation, the complexities of historical texts, and the enduring influence of these early exegetical practices on subsequent theological discourse.Ienje van t Spijker, an independent scholar with a Ph.D. in History from the University of Utrecht, brings her expertise in medieval hagiography, biblical exegesis, and concepts of interiority to this comprehensive examination. Her previous work, including Fictions of the Inner Life, informs her analysis of the relationship between religious literature and self-formation in the eleventh and twelfth centuries. This volume not only enriches the understanding of early-Christian and medieval cultures but also invites readers to consider the ongoing significance of scriptural interpretation in shaping religious identity and thought. (SP). …

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Condición: gut. Homo Interior and Vita Socialis. Patristic Patterns and Twelfth-Century Reflections In deutscher Sprache. pages.

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Hardcover. Condición: New. &Uumlber den AutorIneke van t Spijker, Ph.D (1990) in History, University of Utrecht (NL), works as a independent scholar in Cambridge, UK. She is a Life Member of Clare Hall. She has published on medieval hagiography, biblical .

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Paperback, 209 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Language: English. ISBN 9782503601182. Summary Just as apparently universal ideas of inwardness are different over time, so the idea of the self in relation to others is subject to historical change and dependent on different contexts. Against a shared background of late antique and early medieval Christianity the thinkers who are the subject of this book develop their thoughts of a relational self within their wider concerns. Augustine is the thinker of interiority, but also of the social life. For Augustine, the opacity of others, even of oneself, and how to overcome it, is a main concern. Cassian writes about the ideal of solitude, yet neither the abbas who are the subject of his Conversations, nor his readers can avoid the company of others. For Cassian, human fellowship is instrumental in reaching the desired virtues of detachment, which then enables love for others. Gregory the Great searches for the right balance of the contemplative and the active life, but even the contemplative is not a separate individual. Gregory's instruction of the leaders of the Church emphasises the need to widen in compassion, against the constant danger for the preachers of hypocrisy and the swollenness of pride and arrogance. These three authors were among the most influential sources in later ages. Their echoes resonated in the twelfth century, when a renewed interest in interiority raises the question how the twelfth-century 'inner man' relates to others. Hugh of Saint-Victor, Abelard, and Heloise, are among the writers in whose thoughts we see patristic thought reflected and changed in various ways. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Chapter One. Detained in human society: Augustine Chapter Two. The Use of Humana Consortia: Cassian Chapter Three. The Common Condition: Gregory the Great Chapter Four: Patristic Reflections in the Twelfth Century 0 g.…

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Brossura. Condición: nuovo. Pages: 209 p. NEW. Paperback. Language(s):English. BREPOLS, Publication Year:2022 - SUMMARY Just as apparently universal ideas of inwardness are different over time, so the idea of the self in relation to others is subject to historical change and dependent on different contexts. Against a shared background of late antique and early medieval Christianity the thinkers who are the subject of this book develop their thoughts of a relational self within their wider concerns. Augustine is the thinker of interiority, but also of the social life. For Augustine, the opacity of others, even of oneself, and how to overcome it, is a main concern. Cassian writes about the ideal of solitude, yet neither the abbas who are the subject of his Conversations, nor his readers can avoid the company of others. For Cassian, human fellowship is instrumental in reaching the desired virtues of detachment, which then enables love for others. Gregory the Great searches for the right balance of the contemplative and the active life, but even the contemplative is not a separate individual. Gregory's instruction of the leaders of the Church emphasises the need to widen in compassion, against the constant danger for the preachers of hypocrisy and the swollenness of pride and arrogance. These three authors were among the most influential sources in later ages. Their echoes resonated in the twelfth century, when a renewed interest in interiority raises the question how the twelfth-century 'inner man' relates to others. Hugh of Saint-Victor, Abelard, and Heloise, are among the writers in whose thoughts we see patristic thought reflected and changed in various ways. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Chapter One. Detained in human society: Augustine Chapter Two. The Use of Humana Consortia: Cassian Chapter Three. The Common Condition: Gregory the Great Chapter Four: Patristic Reflections in the Twelfth Century.…