دانلود کتاب Living on the Edge: Transgression, Exclusion, and Persecution in the Middle Ages

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Acknowledgements\nTable of Contents\nForeword\nIntroduction All but Marginal: The Co-Constructions of Otherness in the Middle Ages\nPart I: The Fundamental Edge\nChapter 1 Reading in Community, Writing a Community: Douceline’s Vida and the Beguines of Roubaud\nChapter 2 “No More Horrified by Them”: Royal Holy Women and Lepers in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century Hagiography\nChapter 3 Exclusion and Marginalization of Widows in Late Medieval Barcelona\nChapter 4 Ageing Women, (In)Visible Bodies: Iconographies on the Edge in Late-Medieval Iberia (Thirteenth to Fifteenth Centuries)\nPart II: The Religious Edge\nChapter 5 Catharistae in Question: A Case of Rupture in the Manichaean Sect\nChapter 6 Art, Iconography, and Orthodoxy between the Fourth and Fifth Centuries: The Case of the Ascension\nChapter 7 The Early Cistercian Order and the Persecution of Heresy: Bernard of Clairvaux’s and Geoffrey of Auxerre’s Attitudes Towards the Violent Persecution of Heretics\nChapter 8 From Persecution to Exile: Jewish Views on Christians and Christianity in the Late Medieval Crown of Aragon\nPart III: The Edge of Society\nChapter 9 Social Domination and Resistance: Slavery in the Medieval Christian Western Mediterranean\nChapter 10 Diverging Views of the “Leper” in Legal, Literary, and Doctrinal Texts from Thirteenth-Century Western Europe\nChapter 11 On the Margins of Society: Exclusion through Exile as a Structuring Motif in Sir Orfeo\nChapter 12 Defying Containment: The Use of the Frame in Depictions of Monstrous Peoples in Monte Cassino Rhabanus Maurus Codex\nNotes on Contributors\nIndex