10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «CLAUSTRATION» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
claustration in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
claustration im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Hokkeji and the Reemergence of Female Monastic Orders in ...
But recent research has demonstrated that many women in premodern Europe
lived as contemplatives in monastic communities, often without taking solemn
vows or enduring claustration. In other words, many women who took up
residence ...
Lori Rachelle Meeks, 2010
2
Women of God and Arms: Female Spirituality and Political ...
The imposition of strict claustration for nuns was, not surprisingly, a chief element
in her monastic reform program. She and Ferdinand appointed visitors and, in
instructing their appointees, the monarchs “particularly insisted on the
introduction ...
Nancy Bradley Warren, 2011
3
Religious Life in Normandy, 1050-1300: Space, Gender and ...
claustration was interpreted differently for men and women.12 Concern about the
place of religious women in society and the Church was raised as early as the
fourth century in the letters of St Jerome (c.350-c.420). The sixth-century rule for ...
4
The Convent and the Community in Late Medieval England: ...
He claims that Boniface VIII's Periculoso, the decree which officially enforced
enclosure of nuns, was never meant to apply to monks who had in any case long
abandoned claustration. Noreen Hunt, "Enclosure (II)," Cistercian Studies 22 (
1987) ...
5
Gender in Early Modern German History
The whole act seems to have come to pass propitiously in both places.65 This
passage is simultaneously about and not about claustration, since Hueber's
account, not unlike the Putrich chronicle, suggests that cloistering was above all
an ...
6
Despotism and Differential Reproduction: A Darwinian View of ...
Mildred Dickemann in 1981 first explicated the facts of veiling and claustration in
Darwinian terms. As she made clear, cases of female seclusion do correspond to
hypergynous competition for high status, i.e., highly investing, males. Husbands ...
7
Christina of Markyate: A Twelfth-century Holy Woman
Monks and secular clerics pursued similar lines of thought and discovered that
claustration was the answer to these burdensome, numerous and potentially
polluting and polluted religious women. These concerns culminated in 1298,
when ...
Samuel Fanous, Henrietta Leyser, 2005
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Et Li Estrange Et Li Prive: Privacy and Community in the ...
I would like to look, finally, at two aspects of monastic spatial organization which
are essentially two sides of the same coin-claustration and the hierarchical
organization of spaces. While the practice of claustration appears at first glance
to ...
Christine Schellenberg Thuau, 2008
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Small Ruminant Research and Development in Africa: ...
Mais la claustration permanente semble constituer la tendance générale.
Toutefois, contre toute attente, des pertes de poids de l'ordre de 15 à 20% sont
enregistrées pendant la saison des pluies. Les difficultés rencontrées pour
alimenter ...
African Small Ruminant Research Network. Conference, Sahr H. B. Lebbie, E. Kagwini, 1996
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Monks & Nuns, Saints & Outcasts: Religion in Medieval ...
It is also possible that claustration at Schaftlarn was tightened after the
completion of the earlier volumes. Sophia and Adalbertus copied Clm 17052 and
17053 between 1165 and 1170, while Clm 17054 may have been completed as
late as ...
Lester K. Little, Sharon A. Farmer, Barbara H. Rosenwein, 2000
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «CLAUSTRATION» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
claustration im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Chacun son chez-soi
Leur claustration volontaire produit un résultat tangible et leur confère un statut prestigieux […] », note Mona Chollet. Elle soulève combien ... «Le Devoir, Jul 15»
Langage, son et voix dans les Carnets de captivité d'Emmanuel …
En effet, selon Levinas, « la respiration est transcendance en guise de dé-claustration » (Levinas, 1978 : 228), une ouverture vers l'autrui, une ... «Revues.org, Dez 14»
THE HIJAB AND ITS FACES
Therefore, the act of wearing it is often supposed to result in a loss of 'civil personality' and forced claustration – as suffered by 19th century ... «Daily Star Online, Aug 13»
Ibadat el Chouyoukhs 7 : Le voile païen des femmes islamistes.
En arabie pré-islamique, il semble que les femmes de bonne naissance devaient porter un voile, en lien avec la claustration : »voile et litière ... «Nawaat, Dez 12»
Caught in the twilight of Ceausescu's Romania
... an almost physical sensation of claustration; and something else: exhilaration, a feeling for the possible, something expanding around me. «Washington Post, Aug 12»
Des cas d'"hikikomori" en France
Néanmoins, "l'hospitalisation est nécessaire lorsque la claustration est trop installée et invalidante", souligne le docteur Guedj-Bourdiau. «Le Monde, Jun 12»
The Art And Science Of Going Nude
Cross-cultural patterns of dress range from penis sheaths for males to full-body cloth claustration for females, with lots of variation at every turn. «NPR, Mai 12»
This Is Not a Film, Jafar Panahi and Mojtaba Mirtahmasb (U)
... Panahi is at once expressing solidarity with people like the young woman, and describing his own claustration. He also shows clips from his ... «The Independent, Mär 12»
Ordaining a Woman Equals Raping a Child
The decrees of the Council of Trent of the 1560s, re-imposing claustration on all existing houses for women and any new foundations, meant ... «RH Reality Check, Jul 10»
How the Dreyfus Affair Explains Sarkozy's Burqa Ban
As historian Caroline Ford has shown, "forced claustration" became a legal cause célèbre in the 19th century, as lawyers denounced the loss of ... «Foreign Policy, Mai 10»
