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This article focuses on the discourse of medieval women, the emotions and desires they expressed themselves within their texts. Does what is said literally in the texts express an implicit "lesbian" discourse?
Hannah Victoria
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Twelfth-Century Protofeminism: Hildegard of Bingen [PDF]
Tokom srednjeg veka na tlu današnje Nemačke delovao je niz žena, monahinja i učenjakinja, koje su stvorile impresivan korpus srednjovekovne duhovne i naučne književnosti.
Knežević, Nenad
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Hildegard of Bingen’s symphony of deification and mystical union
In this article the topic of research will be Hildegard's engagement with the tradition of deification (divinisation), also known as the “mystical tradition”.
Paniel Reyes Cárdenas
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[Study of an ocular ptosis in a 13th century illuminated manuscript]. [PDF]
Balcarce PE.
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Hildegard von Bingen: um estudo comparativo entre os discursos biográficos da história e do cinema [PDF]
Hildegard von Bingen foi uma monja e polímata que viveu no século XII, mas tem se destacado em diversos âmbitos na atualidade, tanto na área medicinal como na intelectual e artística.
Moutinho, Douglas Esteves
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Women in History - Hildegard of Bingen [PDF]
Hildegard of Bingen was born in Bermersheim, Germany near Alzey in 1098 to the nobleman Hildebert von Bermersheim and his wife Mechthild, as their tenth and last child.
Zierdt, Ginger L.
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Understanding pain in modern society: insights from attitudes to pain in the Medieval Period. [PDF]
Paley EG, Johnson MI, Paley CA.
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Ratio aut auctores? Reason, Authority and the Anagogic Ascent in the Twelfth Century
In the twelfth century, certain thinkers in the north of Europe were exalting human reason in a manner that had not been seen since the time of the ancient philosophers.
Jack Cunningham
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O vis eternitatis, Text Expression, and Performance in the Music of Hildegard von Bingen
The article analyzes the responsory O vis eternitatis, the symbolic opening of Hildegard von Bingen’s primary music collection, to show how Hildegard’s musical choices support the key words and concepts of the composition. It examines usual components of
Honey Meconi
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