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Condition: New. Idioma/Language: Español. Las cuarenta y cinco canciones de Hadewijch publicadas en este libro deben situarse en la cima de la creación lírica medieval. Tratan acerca del amor, Minne, y lo hacen de un modo nuevo, porque el amor de Hadewijch es amor a Dios, pero expresado según el estilo de los poetas del amor profano, trovadores y Minnesänger. Esta combinación genera una profunda sensación de extrañeza que embarga por la belleza de sus versos en los que dominan potentes imágenes destinadas a visualizar un sentimiento cuya vehemencia está más allá de toda mesura. Es la furia del amor. Nada sabemos de Hadewijch, salvo lo que puede deducirse de su obra compuesta, además de estas Canciones, por treinta y una cartas en prosa, catorce visiones y dieciséis poemas rimados, que la tradición manuscrita nos transmite en su totalidad como una edición cuidada por su misma autora, algo muy raro en la Edad Media. Hadewijch vivió en la primera mitad del siglo XIII en Brabante, una encrucijada lingüística como se pone de manifiesto en estas Canciones en vulgar, brabantino o neerlandés, en las que aparecen elementos románicos y germánicos. Era una «mujer religiosa» fuera de la orden monástica, una beguina, y maestra de beguinas, según se desprende del tono didáctico de toda su producción, que busca sobre todo ofrecer una orientación espiritual. Su obra deja traslucir una elevada cultura por la presencia tanto de teólogos latinos como Guillermo de Saint Thierry o Ricardo de Saint-Victor, como de la tradición trovadoresca, lo que permite suponer que su depurada técnica musical y poética debió adquirirla en un castillo donde imperara un refinado ambiente cortesano. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.…

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Hardcover. Condition: 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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RÚSTICA. Condition: NUEVO. 304 pages/páginas.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This volume brings together fifteen seminal essays by Thom Mertens, a professor at the Ruusbroec Institute (Ruusbroecgenootschap) at Antwerp University since 1985, and a pioneer in the study of the late medieval spiritual literature of the Low Countries, a field that had previously been neglected in favour of the study of belle lettres. This volume is therefore also a celebration of the paradigm shift that Mertens led, as he demonstrated that most of the late medieval texts produced in the Low Countries actually qualify as spiritual literature, and that these understudied literary works are of prime importance within late medieval textual culture. Of the essays gathered here, nine have been translated into English for the first time, while six have been re-edited, forming a collection that bears witness to the importance of Dutch literature as a broader part of the vernacular literatures of Western Europe, and of the societies that gave rise to these works. It is in large part thanks to Mertens' efforts that serious scholarly engagement with these spiritual texts, their characteristics, and their function has become a field of research in its own right that continues to flourish. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This volume brings together fifteen seminal essays by Thom Mertens, a professor at the Ruusbroec Institute (Ruusbroecgenootschap) at Antwerp University since 1985, and a pioneer in the study of the late medieval spiritual literature of the Low Countries, a field that had previously been neglected in favour of the study of belle lettres. This volume is therefore also a celebration of the paradigm shift that Mertens led, as he demonstrated that most of the late medieval texts produced in the Low Countries actually qualify as spiritual literature, and that these understudied literary works are of prime importance within late medieval textual culture. Of the essays gathered here, nine have been translated into English for the first time, while six have been re-edited, forming a collection that bears witness to the importance of Dutch literature as a broader part of the vernacular literatures of Western Europe, and of the societies that gave rise to these works. It is in large part thanks to Mertens' efforts that serious scholarly engagement with these spiritual texts, their characteristics, and their function has become a field of research in its own right that continues to flourish. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: gut. Spiritual Literature in the Late Medieval Low Countries. Essays by Thom Mertens In deutscher Sprache. pages.