Vol. 22 No. 1s (2024): Blurring the Boundaries of Religious Dissent: A New Approach to Heresy in the Middle Ages

Published: 2024-06-30

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Editorial

Foreword

Delfi I. Nieto-Isabel, Janine Larmon Peterson

I-VI
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Essays

Blurring the Boundaries: Monastic Values and Lay Conduct in the Anti-heretical Writings of Bernard of Clairvaux

Matina Noutsou

1-22
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Constructing ‘Orthodoxy’, Creating Identity. The Sermons of Master Alan of Lille (d. 1202/03)

Anne Greule

23-44
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'Pagan,' a Blurred Concept: ‘Pagan’ Practices in Burchard of Worms' Corrector sive Medicus

Larissa de Freitas Lyth

43-66
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Was It Augustine After All? Patristic Sources of Medieval Anti-heretical Polemics from the Perspective of Text Reuse Analysis

Reima Välimäki, Marius Aho

67-122
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Beyond Boundaries: Testing the Borders of Monastic Reform in the Twelfth Century Holy Roman Empire

Rachel Ernst

123-140
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Demon Possessed or Spirit-Filled? Religious Dissent and Feminine Religiosity in the Twelfth Century Rhineland

Andra Alexiu

141-163
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The Construction of Information in Medieval Inquisition Records: A Methodological Reconsiderationation in Medieval Inquisition Records

Saku Pihko

165-189
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Olivi, the Beguins, and the Blurred Boundaries of Academic and Popular Heresy

Justine L. Trombley

191-206
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Franciscans in the Attic: The Strength of Material Ties Within Religious Dissident Networks

Delfi I. Nieto-Isabel

207-237
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Conflicting Interpretations of Holiness and Heterodoxy in Late Medieval Italy

Janine Larmon Peterson

239-255
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