Religion in social context in Europe and America, 1200-1700
By: by Richard C. Trexler.
Series: Medieval and Renaissance texts and studies -- v. 238.; Medieval & Renaissance Texts & Studies (Series) -- v. 238.
Publisher: Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Tempe, Ariz
Language: eng
Number of pages: 590
Subjects: Europe -- Religious life and customs; New Spain -- Religious life and customs
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Diocesan synods in late medieval Italy; title: A medieval census: the Liber divisionis; title: Rome on the eve of the great schism; title: The gender and number of the Evangelical Magi; title: Dreams of the three kings; title: Triumph and mourning in North Italian Magi art; title: Ludic life in New Spain: the emperor and his three kings; title: Francis of Assisi, his mother's son; title: The stigmatized body of Francis of Assissi: conceived, processed, disappeared; title: Florentine theatre, 1280-1500: a checklist of performances and institutions; title: From the mouths of babes: Christianization by children in sixteenth-century New Spain; title: At the right hand of God: organization of life by the holy dead in New Spain; title: Legitimating prayer gestures in the twelfth century: the De penitentia of Peter the Chanter; title: Dressing and undressing images: an analytic sketch; title: The construction of regional solidarities in traditional Europe; title: Bending over backwards: prayer posture and sexual posture in traditional Europe and America; title: The talking image: an attempt at typology, using Spanish sources of the sixteenth century; title: Historiography sacred or profane? Reverence and profanity in the study of early modern religion; title: Gendering Jesus crucified; title: An early printed text against homosexual behavior (c. 1485); title: Dressing like a woman: the case of the Berdache; title: Gender subordination and political hierarchy in prehispanic America.