The Spirituality of the Middle Ages

The Spirituality of the Middle Ages
Phụ đề:	A History of Christian Spirituality
Tác giả:	Louis Bouyer, Dom Jean Leclercq, François Vandenbroucke
Ký hiệu tác giả:	BO-L
DDC:	248.1 - Linh đạo Kitô giáo
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Tập - số:	Vol II
Số cuốn:	1

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Mã số:	617BC0017707
Nhà xuất bản:	Seabury Press
Năm xuất bản:	1968
Khổ sách:	23
Số trang:	602
Kho sách:	Ban Thần
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

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PREFACE	ix
TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE	x
PART ONE - FROM ST GREGORY TO ST BERNARD
FROM THE SIXTH TO THE TWELFTH CENTURY - by Dom Jean Leclercq
Chapter I. THE TEACHING OF ST GREGORY	3
1. The Spiritual Work of St Gregory	3
2. The Three Orders	7
3. The Two Lives	10
4. God and Man	12
5. The Way of Salvation	15
6. The Gifts of God	18
7. The Service of God	23
8. The Vision of God	25
9. The Significance of St Gregory	29
Chapter II. THE IRISH INVASION	31
1. The Life of St Patrick	31
2. St Columbanus and his Disciples	33
3. The Teaching of St Columbanus	35
4. Ireland, the Land of Monasticism	39
5. Penance and Exile	40
6. Prayer and Love	43
Chapter III. SPIRITUALITY IN THE BARBARIAN KINGDOMS	46
1. In the Wake of St Gregory	46
2. The States of Life	48
3. The Penitents	49
4. The Pastors	51
5. The Influence of the Monasteries	54
6. The Christian Hero	60
7. Prayer	62
Chapter IV. THE CAROLINGIAN RENEWAL	68
1. The Training of the Laity	68
2. Clerics and Canons	72
3. The Rise of Benedictinism	75
4. The Christian Warfare	81
5. Sacred Literature	84
6. Liturgical Devotion	87
7. Erigena and the Knowledge of God	90
Chapter V. FERVOUR IN A TIME OF ANARCHY AND REFORM	95
1. The Christian Knight	96
2. The Apostolic Life	98
3. The Monastic Revival	101
4. Cluny and Unceasing Prayer	106
5. St Romuald and his Disciples	110
6. Austerity	115
7. The Bible and the Liturgy	119
8. John of Fécamp and the Monastic Prayer	122
Chapter VI. THE NEW ORDERS	127
1. The Crisis of Monasticism	127
2. The Crusades and the Military Orders	133
3. The Rise of the Pilgrim Spirit	130
4. The Rise of the New Orders	137
5. Some New Foundations	141
6. St Norbert and Prémontré	145
7. St. Bruno, Guigo and the Charterhouse	150
8. Solitude Revived	156
Chapter VII. THE BENEDICTINE TRADITION	162
1. A Monk and a Genius: St Anselm	162
2. Peter the Venerable and Cluny	167
3. Turba Magna	169
4. The Nuns	174
5. St Hildegard and St Elizabeth of Schönau	177
6. Attachment to the Monastic Ideal	181
7. Devotion	184
Chapter VIII. THE SCHOOL OF CÎTEAUX	187
1. The New Monastery	187
2. St Bernard, the Last of the Fathers	191
3. St Bernard and the Journey from Humility to Ecstasy	194
4. St Bernard and the Concrete Approach to Christian Mysticism	196
5. William of St Thierry and Trinitarian Mysticism	200
6. A School of Religious Father and Abbot	205
7. In the Wake of St Bernard	208
8. Cistercians not of Clairvaux	215
9. Cistercian Spirituality	218
PART TWO - NEW MILIEUX, NEW PROBLEMS
FROM THE TWELFTH TO THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY - by Dom François Vandenbroucke

Chapter I. THE SCHOOLMEN OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY	223
1. Medieval Monasticism and Scholasticism	223
2. The Schools and the Universities	226
3. Hugh of St Victor	229
4. Richard of St Victor	234
5. The other Victorines	239
Chapter II. LAY SPIRITUALITY IN THE TWELFTH CENTURY	243
1. Devotion to Christ	243
2. Devotion to Mary	250
3. Saints, Angels and Demons	254
4. Towards the Poverty of the Gospel	257
5. Unrest and Heresy	261
6. The Cathar Menace	269
7. Hermits and Recluses	274
8. Chivalry and Courtly Love	277
Chapter III. THE FRANCISCAN SPRING	283
1. The State of Religion at the Beginning of the Thirteenth Century	283
2. Francis of Assisi	284
3. The Critical Episode of the Spirituals	295
4. The Franciscan Theologians	301
5. Franciscan Mystics	311
Chapter IV. THE DOMINICAN CRUSADE	315
1. Dominic Guzman	315
2. Dominican Spirituality	319
3. St Albert the Great	327
4. St Thomas Aquinas	330
5. The Conflict between the Mendicants and the Seculars	336
Chapter V. LAITY AND CLERGY IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY	344
1. Popular Piety	344
2. Spiritual Groups	348
3. Béguines and Beguards	353
4. Brautmystik und Wesensmystik	358
5. Dante: A Mystical Poet	364
Chapter VI. GERMAN SPIRITUALITY IN THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY	373
1. The Dawn of the Century	373
2. Meister Eckhart	379
3. John Tauler	388
4. Henry Suso	391
5. The Rhenland School	395
6. Groenendael and John Ruysbroeck	399
Chapter VII. DISPUTE	407
1. The Situation in the Middle of the Fourteenth Century	407
2. Catherine of Siena	409
3. The English Mystics	416
4. The Devotio Moderna	428
5. The Secular Masters	439
Chapter VIII. THE HEIRS OF THE MIDDLE AGES	447
1. Benedictines and Cistercians up to the Fourteenth Century	447
2. The Carthusians	456
3. Monastic Figures of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries	462
4. Preachers and Mystics in the Mendicant Orders	467
5. The Other Religious Orders	474
Chapter IX. LAY SPIRITUALITY FROM THE FOURTEENTH TO THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY	481
1. Pessimism	481
2. Satanic Fever	486
3. Popular Piety	489
4. Mysticism among the Laity	499
Chapter X. TOWARDS THE REFORMATION AND COUNTER-REFORMATION	506
1. The Humanist Renaissance	506
2. Reformers and Sects	516
3. Catholic Efforts for Reform	526
4. The Beginnings of the Spain of the Mystics and the Apostles	532
APPENDIX - BYZANTINE SPIRITUALITY
by Louis Bouyer
Byzantium and its Spirituality	548
The Legacy of St Maximus	550
The Legacy of St John Climacus	554
Sinaitic and Studite Monasticism	557
Simeon the New Theologian	560
The Jesus Prayer	576
Athonite Hesychasm	579
St Gregory Palamas and the Hesychast Controversy	584
The Centuries of Callistus and Ignatius of Xanthopoulos	588
Nicholas Cabasilas	589

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