Places of worship in Britain and Ireland, 950-1150
By: edited by P.S. Barnwell
Series: Rewley House studies in the historic environment -- 5
Publisher: Shaun Tyas
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Donington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 202
ISBN-13: 9781907730566
Subjects: Church architecture; Congresses; Medieval Architecture; Church history
Notes: Papers originally presented at a conference held at Rewley House, Oxford University Department for Continuing Education, Oxford, January 2011.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Places of worship in Britain and Ireland 950-1150: an introduction  -- Eric Fernie; title: Liturgy and music c. 950-c. 1150  -- John Harper; title: Monks and bishops: the monastic cathedrals of the Norman period  -- Marie-Pierre Gelin -- Benedictine art and architecture c. 1050-c. 1150: aspects of ideology / -- Julian Luxford; title: 'After the form of the order': Cistercian monasteries before 1150  -- Glyn Coppack; title: The architecture of the Tironensians, with particular emphasis on the order's Scottish houses  -- Richard Fawcett; title: The 'reform' of religious landscape 950-1250: Premonstratensians an their predecessors at Barlings Abbey, Lincolnshire  -- Paul Everson and David Stocker; title: Monasteries and monastic schools in northern England and eastern Scotland c. 950-c. 1250  -- Richard Oram; title: The cure of souls in England, c. 950-c.1130  -- P.S. Barnwell; title: Buildings of worship in Ireland, c. 950-1150  -- Tomás Ó Carragáin; title: Conclusion: formation, re-formation and the creation of conformity -- P.S. Barnwell.