Asceticism in the Christian Transformation of Self in Margery Kempe, William Thorpe, and John Rogers |
Contents
The Genesis of this Study | 1 |
Margery KempeObedyent to be Wyl of Owyr | 29 |
Marriage and Sexuality in the Lives of Margery Kempe | 47 |
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abbot abjection Anthony Apophthegmata Patrum Aquinas ascetic Athanasius battle Beckwith Bible Book Bunyan Calvin cenobitic asceticism cenobium century Chadwick chapter Christ the Word Christian asceticism Cistercian confession of experience conscience contemporaries desert ecclesiastical authorities Egyptian English eremite's eremitic asceticism Evagrius of Antioch exagoreusis examination faith father female flesh Foucault Geneva Bible gospel grace Greek hagiography Harpham heroic human identity imitate Christ individual institutional Church Jesus John Cassian John Rogers Kempe's Kendall living Lochrie Lollards Margery Kempe Margery's marriage Mary mediation Medieval Women Michel Foucault monastery monastic monasticism monk narrate narrative obedience Ohel one's Pachomius Pachomius's Patrologia Graeca persecution preaching Puritan Reformation Religion religious reprobate revealed role Rousseau Saint salvation Scripture sexual sinful soul spiritual director spiritual master struggle temptations textual theology Thorpe's Testimony tradition Trans translation trial Veilleux virginity vols Waldensians wife William Thorpe woman writes þat þei þis