10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «BEGUINAGE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
beguinage in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
beguinage im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Now She is Martha, Now She is Mary: Beguine Communities in ...
in the beguinage. Some Parisian beguines may have lived with their families for
their entire lives.90 Of the handful of testaments that have survived from medieval
Paris, none are from testators with a female relative in the beguinage.
Tanya Suella Stabler, 2007
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Cities of Ladies: Beguine Communities in the Medieval Low ...
49; beguines originary from, in beguinage of St. Catherine of Tongeren, 117;
Margaret of, beguine of St. Catherine in Tongeren, 73 Hennuyères, Jacques
Potiers of, App. I no. 37 Henry I of Brabant, 41 Henry II of Thuringia, 88 Henry III,
bishop ...
3
The Mirror of Simple Souls
In the center of the courtyard was a well to meet the water needs of the
beguinage.41 The governance of the beguinage was entrusted to the mistress,
named by the almoner ot the king, who had final jurisdiction over the beguinage.
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Singlewomen in the European Past, 1250-1800
The poorest women were given free lodgings and were apparently expected to
work for a living: Ales Malachine, who “frequented” and worked at the beguinage,
was a wool comber. When a disability prevented Al'es from working she had to ...
Judith M. Bennett, Amy M. Froide, 2011
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Medieval Christianity in Practice
1328, presumably satisfied as to the orthodoxy of the women, undertook to
protect the community.5 Sources from Lille indicate that the town contained only
one beguine house: the beguinage of Saint Elizabeth, situated outside the gate
of St.
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Women and Gender in Medieval Europe: An Encyclopedia
They became more numerous in the 1240s and 1250s, especially in the
populous cities of Flanders and Brabant, where they constituted same- sex
neighborhoods, some of which were quite large: Mechelen's beguinage of St.
Catherine's ...
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Gender in an Urban World
Beguines began to acquire property and identify themselves as members of a ''
beguinage'' in the middle 13th century. Beguinages were a grassroots
phenomenon that had no central coordination or single founder. They emerged
as ...
Judith N. DeSena, Ray Hutchinson, 2008
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The Golden Spurs of Kortrijk: How the Knights of France Fell ...
A beguinage was headed by a Groojuffrouw or Grande Dame, a Mother Superior
nominated by the bishop. The sisters lived in convents at first and did communal
work, such as lace making and sewing. After six years they were allowed to ...
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Women's Writing from the Low Countries 1200-1875: A ...
the thirteenth century the town of lier, near Antwerp, had possessed a Beguinage
where religious women lived together in 150 cottages. In 1798 communal life
was briefly interrupted when the houses were sold by the French occupiers.
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Religion and the Senses in Early Modern Europe
30 These numbers are calculated using the profession and death dates in the
Antwerp Beguinage's Obituarium (Antwerp Municipal Archive, KK-862). 31 For
Beguinage population statistics, see Simons, Cities of Ladies, Appendices; and ...
Wietse de Boer, Christine Göttler, 2012
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «BEGUINAGE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
beguinage im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Canals, cobblestone streets and chocolate, there's plenty to like in …
Your next destination could be the Begijnhof or Beguinage, a cluster of neat cottages in a bucolic waterside setting, created originally as a ... «Herald Sun, Jun 15»
Bruges' landscape to be transformed by the Triennial
Other notable installations will include a temporary tree house, constructed in the cloister garden trees in the picturesque Bruges Beguinage by ... «ITCM, Mai 15»
Beguines carried forward women's ministry
There was no disgrace, really, if one chose to leave the beguinage to marry, but, alternatively, the beguinage served as refuge for those who in ... «National Catholic Reporter, Jan 15»
Ultimate Middle Ages experience in Ghent
There is a Beguinage, a semi-monastic community of women called Beguines. White houses are situated on a large garden, offering a chance ... «Korea Times, Jan 15»
Virgin locales
... Howest Campus (the University college), Sint-Jorisstraat, the Beguinage (an architectural complex that houses a semi-monastic community ... «Indian Express, Dez 14»
'Peekay (PK)', the first Hindi film to be shot in Bruges, Belgium
These include the Market Square and Belfry, Howest Campus Sint-Jorisstraat, the Beguinage (an architectural complex that used to housed a ... «Indiantelevision.com, Nov 14»
Mussels, fries, and beer in a medieval city
We were just in time to pass through the gates of the Beguinage, a row of white houses in a tranquil part of town. Tall spindly trees surrounded ... «GMA News, Okt 14»
Off the beaten path in Leuven, Belgium
... and churches like St. Peter's Cathedral, another awesome piece of history is the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Great Beguinage. «San Diego Reader, Okt 14»
Gay Catholic Book Extras: When the Going Gets Weird, The Weird …
There are no more beguines in the last beguinage. So the fact that a vocation is new–incorporating elements of older and more-developed ... «Patheos, Aug 14»
Cycling to the abbeys and city centre of Leuven,...
For example, the old beguinage is now used for student housing, but this "village within a village" still has its 14th century church. We also ... «www.insidebelleville.com/bellevilleregion-news/, Aug 14»
