Sisters and Brothers of the Common Life

John VAN ENGEN

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Medieval Literature and History Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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John Van Engen studies the Devotio Moderna, or Modern Devout, within their own time and space, the social and religious conditions that marked towns and parishes in northern Europe during the fifteenth century, and their challenge to received notions of religion within the widespread upheavals in cultural and religious life of the period.

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