Meditatio : refashioning the self : theory and practice in late medieval and early modern intellectual culture

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Introduction I. MEDITATIO AND REFASHIONING THE SELF IN LITERATURE, 1300-1600 Meditative Frames as Reader's Guidance in Neo-Latin Texts KARL ENENKEL Petrarch's Inner Eye in the Familiarium libri XXIV JAN PAPY The Discovery of the Dialogue in Medieval Dutch Literature. A Discourse for Meditation and Disputation GEERT WARNAR From Meditation to Reverie: Montaigne and Rousseau PAUL SMITH Exscribo ergo sum. Self-Reflexion and Meditiation in Early Modern German Family Books WOLFGANG NEUBER II. RELIGIOUS MEDITATION IN LATE MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN THEOLOGY Accomplishing one's Essence: the Role of Meditation in the Theology of Gabriel Biel DIANA STANCIU Twelfth and Sixteenth Century Discourses on Meditation and Contemplation. Lefevre d'Etaples' Commentaries on Richard of Saint Victor's De Trinitate JACOB VANCE Die Meditation im spirituellen Reformprogramm der Devotio Moderna NIKOLAUS STAUBACH Love Tricks and Flea-Bitings: Meditation, Imagination and the Pain of Christ in Joseph Hall and Richard Crawshaw JAN FRANS VAN DIJKHUIZEN III. EXERCITIA SPIRITUALIA: MEDITATION AND THE JESUITS Invisible Contemplation: a Paradox in the Spiritual Exercises WIETSE DE BOER Meditation in the Service of Catholic Orthodoxy: Peter Canisius' Notae Evangelicae HILMAR PABEL Dark Images, Clear Words. Pieter Paets's Illustrated Devotional Literature from the Missio Hollandica FEIKE DIETZ IV. RELIGIOUS MEDITATION IN THE VISUAL ARTS, 13TH - 17TH CENTURY He Must Increase, but I Must Decrease. On the Spiritual and Pictorial Intertwining between the Johannesschussel and the Vera Icon (1200-1500) BARBARA BAERT Cultivating Piety. Religious Art and Artists After the Council of Trent JAN L. DE JONG Exegetical Duality as a Meditative Crux in Maarten van Heemskerck's Balaam and the Angel in a Panoramic Landscape of 1554 WALTER S. MELION

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