Exploring the journey of a twelfth-century woman as a Gospel interpreter, the book delves into her innovative methodology and the themes present in her homilies. It also examines the extensive legacy of Hildegard's works, highlighting their significance and relevance in contemporary times.
This classic translation of the correspondence of Bernard is reprinted with a new introduction which takes into account the wealth of scholarship which has appeared in the last forty years. Professor Kienzle discusses the translation of medieval and monastic letter-writing and provides a new chronology and select bibliography. First published in 1953, James' translation set the standard for readability, accuracy, and verve; 'it is difficult to see how his translation can be improved' 'David N. Bell
Embarking on an enchanting journey, this book delves into the world of letters, celebrating the art of writing. It offers inspiration and valuable insights for aspiring writers and enthusiasts alike, making it a must-read for anyone passionate about the craft.
This ground-breaking volume assesses the contemporary epidemic of intimate partner violence and explores how and why cultural and religious beliefs serve to excuse battering and to work against survivors' attempts to find safety.