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Knowing When to Stop: Corporal Mortification in Late Medieval Europe Reflected in the Lives and Works of Catherine of Siena and Henry Suso


The relationship between the interior and the exterior, the body, and identity in Bisclavret, Melusine, and Silence.


To what extent is the mysticism of the Life of Teresa of Ávila apophatic?


To what Extent were the Charges of Heresy Against Marguerite Porete’s “Mirror of Simple Souls” Justified?


Was the Council of Chalcedon a vindication of Proclus of Constantinople?


The role of Marian devotion in late medieval Church reform

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