Bernard and Clairvaux: Between Cult and HistoryWm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 21 mrt 2001 - 336 pagina's |
Inhoudsopgave
Introduction | 1 |
Bernard as Portrayed in His Own Writings and in His Hagiography | 3 |
The Context of the Twelfth Century | 9 |
The Distorted View of Bernard in Our Time and the Purpose of This Study | 16 |
Saint Bernard The Origin of His Cult in the Cistercian Order and His Canonization | 23 |
Bernards Contemporary Hagiography | 25 |
The Night Vision of Mother Aleth | 29 |
The Earliest Version of the Vita Prima Preparation and Writing | 33 |
Saint Bernard and the Historians | 141 |
Bernard as the Idealogist of Papal Theocracy | 145 |
The Hagiographic Tradition and the Enlightened Resistance against It | 160 |
A The Reception of the Vita Prima | 162 |
B Reformation Enlightenment Romanticism and Restauration | 173 |
The Chimera of the Twentieth Century | 186 |
Jerusalem Searched in the Light of Lamps Bernard in His Monastic Umwelt | 194 |
Bernard Citeaux 1113113334 | 201 |
The First Request for Canonization | 43 |
Godfrieds Text Revision of the Vita Prima | 46 |
The vita Secunda and Its Relationship to the Vita Prima | 53 |
The Canonization in 1174 | 55 |
Bernard as Saint in the Cistercian Hagiography of the Twelfth Century | 61 |
The Criteria for Sainthood in the Vita Prima | 62 |
The Silence regarding Posthumously Performed Miracles | 65 |
From Abbot to Teacher A Shifting Ideal of Sainthood | 73 |
The Defense of Bernards Sainthood | 77 |
The Authors of the Vita Prima | 90 |
Geoffrey of Auxerre | 91 |
Arnold of Bonneval | 102 |
A Did Bernard Write to Arnold from His Deathbed? | 104 |
B Arnolds Contribution to the Vita Prima | 112 |
William of SaintThierry | 118 |
A His First Contacts with Bernard | 119 |
B The Continuing Relationship between William and Bernard | 127 |
C William of SaintThierrys Contribution Reevaluated | 133 |
B Clairvaux besides Citeaux | 212 |
2 Bernard and Cluny | 218 |
B The Relationship between Bernard and Peter the Venerable | 227 |
C Nicholas of Montieramy as Intermediary | 239 |
Its Expansion and Spiritual Significance | 248 |
A The Expansion of Clairvaux | 249 |
B The Indirect Role of Bernard in This Expansion | 256 |
C Clairvaux as the Home of the Poor in Christ | 263 |
D Clairvaux as the Entrance to the Heavenly Jerusalem | 267 |
Rachel and Leah | 276 |
Chronological Summary 10751174 | 282 |
Summary of Some of the Textual Problems Discussed in This Book | 288 |
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Overige edities - Alles bekijken
Bernard of Clairvaux: Between Cult and History Adriaan Hendrik Bredero Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 1996 |
Bernard of Clairvaux: Between Cult and History Adriaan Hendrik Bredero Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 1996 |
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
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