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Contents
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Introduction Soul Travel: Spiritual Journeys in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe (Jennifer Hillman / Elizabeth Tingle)
Origins: Imagining Jerusalem and its Passion-Scape
Beyond Jerusalem: Spiritual Pilgrimage and European Shrines in the Later Middle Ages and Reformation Period
Spiritual Pilgrimage and European Shrines
Spiritual Landscapes: Facsimile Shrines and Interior Devotions
Indulgences and Virtual Pilgrimage
The Spiritualisation of Physical Pilgrimage
Protestantism and Spiritual Pilgrimage
Coda: The Modern Via Peregrina: Mindfulness and Walking
Bibliography
Part I Modes of Spiritual Journeying
1 Reading as a Spiritual Journey: St Bridget of Sweden (Mark Edwin Peterson)
Approaching God
The Soul and Pilgrimage
Reading and Soul Travel
The Brigittine Spiritual Legacy
Conclusion
Bibliography
2 Performing Pilgrimage in Late Medieval Wales (Kathryn Hurlock)
Poets and Poetry in Late Medieval Wales
Virtual Pilgrimage in Wales
Communal Soul Travel
Conclusion
Bibliography
3 Participatory Passions: Spiritual Landscapes of Fifteenth-Century Ferrara (Claudia Wardle)
The Passion as Spiritual Journey: Pietà
The Passion as Spiritual Journey: The Crucifixion
Conclusion
Bibliography
4 The Camino de Santiago and the Via dell’Angelo: Historical and Anthropological Contexts of their Routes (Antonella Palumbo)
St James the Greater and St Michael the Archangel as Soul Guides
Pilgrimage Routes to Compostela and Monte Sant’Angelo Compared
The tratturi Road System and the Case of Castel
di Sangro–Lucera
Conclusion
Bibliography
5 Pilgrimage Confraternities and Spiritual Travel in Catholic Reformation France (Elizabeth Tingle)
Context: Confraternities, Counter Reformation and Interior Spirituality
Confraternities and Pilgrimage of Body and Soul
Conclusion
Bibliography
Part II Life Writing and Spiritual Travel
6 Seeing the Saviour in the Mind’s Eye: Burchard of Mount Sion’s Physical and Spiritual Travels to the Holy Land, c. 1274–1284 (Philip Booth)
Writing for Imagined Pilgrimage
Seeing the Saviour in the Mind’s Eye
Physical Markers of the Sacred
Legacies from the Past
Performance and Narratives
Conclusion
Bibliography
7 Spiritual Experiences in Portuguese Hagiographies and Sacred Biographies in the Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries (Paula Almeida Mendes)
Vitae/Lives of Saints
Spiritual Journeys to the Afterlife
Conclusion
Bibliography
8 The ‘Contagiousness of the Sacred’: Writing Spiritual Biographies in Seventeenth-Century Le Puy-en-Vélay (Jennifer Hillman)
‘Miracles Make a Shrine:’ Pilgrimage and Healing in Le Puy-en-Vélay
Spiritual Biography and the ‘Contagiousness of the Sacred’
Agnès Galand and the Black Virgin of Le Puy
Writing the Life of a Spiritual Biographer
Constructing a Holy City: Le Puy in the Spiritual Biographies of Anne Marie-Martel
Conclusion
Bibliography
Postscript Spiritual Travel in the Twenty-First Century: Pilgrims or Tourists? (Tom Wilson)
Christians Encountering Other Faith Communities
The Importance of a Guide for Soul Travel
Public Vigils
Conclusion
Bibliography
Notes on Contributors
Index