Información General

• Autores: J. Cornelia Linde (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Oxford University Press
• Año de publicación: 2018
• Colecciones: The German Historical Institute
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 0198800975, 9780198800972
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Resumen

• The Dominican Order's exponential growth in the first decades of its existence brought with it the challenges of providing a stable organizational framework for the order and its members, and maintaining unity and cohesion, from local to provincial and order-wide levels. This volume takes an interdisciplinary approach to exploring the theory and practice of introducing order in all areas of Dominican life by means of rules and guidelines. With the rich transmission of acts of Dominican general and provincial chapters providing a fruitful starting point, the essays branch out to take account of a wide range of materials, including literary sources, codicological and musicological evidence, and architectural remains. Among the overarching questions asked are: by what means were rules and guidelines disseminated and implemented in the Dominican Order; what impact did they have and what were their intended, but also unintended, consequences; and what were the effects and outcomes of not following the rules laid down by the Order.

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Listado de artículos

• • Introducción

    • Making and breaking the rules: An introduction to sources and perspectives

      J. Cornelia Linde

      págs. 1-17

      

  • I. Discussion

    • The fixed and the fluid: Observations on the rational bases of dominican constitution and organization in the middle ages

      Gert Melville

      págs. 19-36

      

    • Obeying god, not man: Heresy, inquisitors, and obedience in the Dominican Order

      Christine Caldwell Ames

      págs. 37-58

      

    • Dominicans and polyphony: A reappraisal of a strained relationship

      Christian Leitmeir

      págs. 59-88

      

    • The dominicans and mission: Looking again at the Barcelona disputation of 1263

      Harvey J. Hames

      págs. 89-104

      

    • Rewriting the rules: The secular-mendicant controversy in France and its impact on dominican legislation, c.1230-90

      Sita Steckel

      págs. 105-130

      

    • Black and white: Dominican reform and heretical inversion in the Fifteenth-Century low countries

      Matthew Champion

      págs. 131-151

      

  • II. Implementation

    • 'Totum officium bene correctum habeatur in domo': Uniformity in the dominican liturgy

      Eleanor Giraud

      págs. 153-172

      

    • 'Nullus scienter litteram aut notam mutet': Dominicans (dis)obeying the regulations for the copying of chant books. An example from late medieval Dalmatia

      Hrvoje Beban

      págs. 173-188

      

    • Architecture and space in the Dominican Order: On the impact of norms and concepts in early normative and narrative sources

      Sebastian Mickisch

      págs. 189-224

      

    • Legislation, architecture, and liturgy in the dominican nunneries in Castile during the late middle ages: A world of diversitas and peculiarities

      Mercedes Pérez Vidal

      págs. 225-252

      

    • The beginnings of the study of foreign languages in the Dominican Order: Regulation, implementation, and impact

      Jonathan Rubin

      págs. 253-272

      

    • Clarifying the rules: A normative system for the observant dominican nuns (Portugal, fifteenth to sixteenth centuries)

      Gilberto Coralejo Moiteiro

      págs. 273-298

      

  • III. Consequences

    • Performance management: Creating order in Thirteenth-Century dominican preaching

      Anne Holloway

      págs. 299-321

      

    • 'Volumus ut carceres fiant . . .': Medieval dominican legislation on detention and imprisonment

      Wolfram Hoyer

      págs. 323-348

      

    • Disciplinary deportations: Forced resettlement as a means of control and correction

      J. Cornelia Linde

      págs. 349-368

      

    • Fratres regulares et irregulares: Dominican implementation, observation, and violation of rules in the province of Dacia

      Johnny Grandjean Gogsig Jakobsen

      págs. 369-384

      

    • Dominicans from the Province of Dacia at the Well of Grace: Petitions from Scandinavian dominicans to the apostolic penitentiary, c.1450-1530

      Kirsi Salonen

      págs. 385-399