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Project

Monastic leaderships as post-charismatic 'routinisation'? An enquiry into the impact of second-generation reformers on the development of medieval monastic communities (Western Europe, tenth-early twelfth century)

Outputs and Outcomes

Code

01J27710

Duration

01 May 2010 → 30 September 2015

Funding

Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund

Promotor

Steven Vanderputten

Research disciplines

Humanities and the arts
- History
- Theology and religious studies

Keywords

reform institutional processes medieval history

Project description

This project aims to develop a new paradigm for the study of reforms in medieval monasticism up to c. 1150 by systematically analyzing the realities of second-generation reformist leadership.

English

Dutch

English

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