Schools of Asceticism: Ideology and Organization in Medieval Religious Communities |
Contents
Medieval Religion and the Roots of Rationalism Webers Lacuna | 11 |
Monastic Asceticism and the Secular Spheres | 59 |
Magic Religion and the Development of Lay Asceticism | 101 |
Other and InnerWorldly Asceticism in Medieval Waldensianism | 129 |
Dualism and Asceticism in Catharism | 175 |
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