Is Gender relevant in the context of Early Medieval Monasticism (VIth- VIIth centuries) ? During the last decades, medieval sainthood and monasticism have been systematically revisited in a gendered perspective. But, were the cenobitic institutions really concerned with the question of gender differences and did they draw a dividing line between a specifically female or male religious experience ? In order to evaluate the relevance of a gender perspective in the context of ancient monasticism, two components, the monastic enclosure and the "ars sancta" will be examined. Finally, a detailed comparison of two "regulae" (one for monks and the other for nuns) will confirm the general disinterest towards the question of a monastic gender sys...
Gendered differences concerning intellectual and physical religious expressions in medieval Europe h...
The question of medieval women’s identity, such as visionnaries and mystical seers, has been studied...
In The Third Gender, McDaniel addresses the idea of the third gender in early hagiography and Lati...
Is Gender relevant in the context of Early Medieval Monasticism (VIth- VIIth centuries) ? During...
International audienceThis contribution is the chapter of a collective book for Anglo-Saxon students...
La vie monastique catholique se construit essentiellement autour de la ségrégation hommes/femmes com...
The Rule of Benedict was originally written as a source of guidance for medieval Christian monasteri...
This article considers how the analysis of medieval French saints' lives might contribute to current...
Women's Access to Relic Shrines in the Early Middle Ages - This paper examines why women were exclud...
International audienceIn order to evaluate the role and importance of sex difference in medieval the...
abstract: The writing of the Medieval period has been influential for centuries yet is often simplif...
This article intends to return to the uses of the category of gender in the history of health and me...
International audienceGenesis tells two different creation stories. According to Gen 1:27, on the si...
This paper examines gender and gender identity in early medieval Europe based on the writing of Greg...
Chapter in The Oxford Handbook of Women and Gender in Medieval Europe. Cultures of devotion in multi...
Gendered differences concerning intellectual and physical religious expressions in medieval Europe h...
The question of medieval women’s identity, such as visionnaries and mystical seers, has been studied...
In The Third Gender, McDaniel addresses the idea of the third gender in early hagiography and Lati...
Is Gender relevant in the context of Early Medieval Monasticism (VIth- VIIth centuries) ? During...
International audienceThis contribution is the chapter of a collective book for Anglo-Saxon students...
La vie monastique catholique se construit essentiellement autour de la ségrégation hommes/femmes com...
The Rule of Benedict was originally written as a source of guidance for medieval Christian monasteri...
This article considers how the analysis of medieval French saints' lives might contribute to current...
Women's Access to Relic Shrines in the Early Middle Ages - This paper examines why women were exclud...
International audienceIn order to evaluate the role and importance of sex difference in medieval the...
abstract: The writing of the Medieval period has been influential for centuries yet is often simplif...
This article intends to return to the uses of the category of gender in the history of health and me...
International audienceGenesis tells two different creation stories. According to Gen 1:27, on the si...
This paper examines gender and gender identity in early medieval Europe based on the writing of Greg...
Chapter in The Oxford Handbook of Women and Gender in Medieval Europe. Cultures of devotion in multi...
Gendered differences concerning intellectual and physical religious expressions in medieval Europe h...
The question of medieval women’s identity, such as visionnaries and mystical seers, has been studied...
In The Third Gender, McDaniel addresses the idea of the third gender in early hagiography and Lati...