International audienceHagiography and monastic reforms in the seventh century Frankish world During the 7th century, the Frankish world hosted various forms of monasticism; meanwhile, as kings and the aristocracy supported the monasteries, their political role continuously grew up. A range of hagiographic narrative stresses out the close link between monastic reform and political unification. In this prospect, monastic reform sometimes aimed a larger audience: beyond the monastic way of life, the hagiographers define a system of Christian virtues that would be able to correct the behaviour of every faithful. In this matter, hagiographical sources offer a wide diversity of conceptions as they supported various peculiar interests; this seems ...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
This paper explores an example of ‘reformist’ hagiographic production in early eleventh-century Loth...
International audienceHagiography and monastic reforms in the seventh century Frankish world During ...
Following the essential study published in 1990 by Martin Heinzelmann about the studia sanctorum, th...
International audienceIn the 6th century, in Northern Mesopotamia, within the Sasanian Empire, a mov...
The work deals with the process of Carolingian monastic reform culminating in synods from the beginn...
Ce sujet propose de déconstruire les discours qui ont conduit à fixer dès le Moyen Age une mémoire o...
This study is about monasteries in the kingdom of Charles the Bald. This king is the son of Louis th...
This study is about monasteries in the kingdom of Charles the Bald. This king is the son of Louis th...
At the genesis of this dissertation is the observation that numerous Carolingian monasteries of the ...
Hagiographical writing in Southern France during the Gregorian Period (Xth-XIIth centuries). In ord...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
This paper explores an example of ‘reformist’ hagiographic production in early eleventh-century Loth...
International audienceHagiography and monastic reforms in the seventh century Frankish world During ...
Following the essential study published in 1990 by Martin Heinzelmann about the studia sanctorum, th...
International audienceIn the 6th century, in Northern Mesopotamia, within the Sasanian Empire, a mov...
The work deals with the process of Carolingian monastic reform culminating in synods from the beginn...
Ce sujet propose de déconstruire les discours qui ont conduit à fixer dès le Moyen Age une mémoire o...
This study is about monasteries in the kingdom of Charles the Bald. This king is the son of Louis th...
This study is about monasteries in the kingdom of Charles the Bald. This king is the son of Louis th...
At the genesis of this dissertation is the observation that numerous Carolingian monasteries of the ...
Hagiographical writing in Southern France during the Gregorian Period (Xth-XIIth centuries). In ord...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
International audienceWith this book, the joint research programme Everyday Life in Eastern and West...
This paper explores an example of ‘reformist’ hagiographic production in early eleventh-century Loth...