
H 245 x W 174 mm
188 pages
39 figures (colour throughout)
Published Sep 2022
ISBN
Paperback: 9781803273242
Digital: 9781803273259
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This volume focuses on the Catholic tradition of consecrated life (vita religiosa) from the High Middle Ages to the present. It gathers papers by authors from various disciplinary backgrounds, in particular art history, history, anthropology and translation studies.
Introduction ??? Monika Breni????nov?? and Mark??ta K??????ov?? ;
Chapter I: Sola Superbia Destruit Omnia The Female Monster in Liber Depictus as a Polysemantic Image of the Spiritual Malformation and the Fallen World ??? Daniela Rywikov?? ;
Chapter II: Who Was the Reader of the Passional of the Abbess Kunigonde? Passion Imagery and Devotion in St George Monastery at the Prague Castle ??? Lenka Panu??kov?? ;
Chapter III: Benedictine St George???s Monastery at the Prague Castle as a Crossroad of Medieval Cultural Trends and Ideas ??? Ren??ta Modr??kov?? ;
Chapter IV: Picturing Monasteries. 16th Century New Spain Monastic Architecture as Site Of Religious Processions ??? Monika Breni????nov?? ;
Chapter V: The Monastic Translation Seen Through the Current Perspective ??? Jana Kr??lov?? ;
Chapter VI: The Prologues of the Spanish Dominican Translators as the Main Ideas for Reflection on Translation Theory ??? Antonio Bueno ;
Chapter VII: Other Time: Construction of Temporality in Monasteries of Benedictine tradition ??? Barbora Spalov?? and Jan Tes??rek ;
Sources, Forms and Functions of Monastic Historiography of the Early Modern Age in the Czech Lands (2014-2016) ??? Jan Zdichynec ;
Monastic Itineraries ??? Kate??ina Charv??tov?? and Radka Ranochov?? ;
Contributors ;
References
???Overall, (Trans)Missions is a very welcome publication for the reconstruction of the perception of the importance of monasteries and convents for the preservation of knowledge and the exchange of knowledge in the Middle Ages and the early modern period, which was suppressed by the Enlightenment and subsequent civil society.??? [translated] ??? Thomas Freller (2024): Journal for East Central European Studies