Mysticism and Spirituality in Medieval England

Bella Millett · Robert Boenig

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Antecedents - the Anselmian and Cistercian contributions, Thomas H. Bestul pseudo-Dionysius and the Via towards England, Robert Boenig enclosed desires - a study of the Denis Renevey the solitary heroine - aspects of meditation and mysticism in Ancrene Wisse, the Katherine Group and the Wooing Group, Anne Savage Richard Rolle and the Eye of the Heart, William F. Pollard contemplation in The Cloud of Unknowing and related treatises, Rene Tixier Julian of Norwich - everyone's mystic, Ritamary Bradley a showing of God's grace - The Book of Margery Kempe, Susan Dickman Rolle among the reformers - orthodoxy and heterodoxy in Wycliffite copies of Richard Rolle's Psalter, Michael P. Kuczynski medieval English mystical lyrics further thoughts on the spirituality of Syon Abbey, Roger Ellis.

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