Laienfrömmigkeit Im Späten Mittelalter
DOI: 10.1524/9783486594218.1
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Laienfrömmigkeit – Frömmigkeit von Eliten oder Frömmigkeit des Volkes?Zur sozialen Verfaßtheit laikaler Frömmigkeitspraxis im späten Mittelalter

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“…It was a world where, as Thomas of Kempen described in his Imitation of Christ, both clergy and laity were more preoccupied with acquiring goods and gratifying desires 9 Richmond (1991). Contra this interpretation of lay religious culture: Schreiner (1992); Duffy (1992Duffy ( , 2006; Corbellini (2012b). 10 Gow (2005); Clarke (2008).…”
Section: Cultural Dynamics In Late Medieval Europementioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was a world where, as Thomas of Kempen described in his Imitation of Christ, both clergy and laity were more preoccupied with acquiring goods and gratifying desires 9 Richmond (1991). Contra this interpretation of lay religious culture: Schreiner (1992); Duffy (1992Duffy ( , 2006; Corbellini (2012b). 10 Gow (2005); Clarke (2008).…”
Section: Cultural Dynamics In Late Medieval Europementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zie ook Michaud-Quantin 1970, 180-181. 6 Zie algemeen Delumeau 1979, Bossy 1985, Vauchez 1987, Schreiner 1992en Terpstra 2000. 7 Weissman 1982Swanson 1995, 146.…”
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