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Project

The Quest for Otherness. Uncovering Narratives of Religious Distinction in the 'Long Tenth Century'

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

Grimlaicus’s Regula Solitariorum and male reclusion at the turn of the first millennium

Steven Vanderputten

A1 Journal Article in STUDI MEDIEVALI

Adalbero of Laon’s Poem to King Robert (1023-25/7) : a discourse against Cluniac reform or a commentary on monastic hypocrisy?

Steven Vanderputten

A1 Journal Article in EARLY MEDIEVAL EUROPE

À quoi sert la renovatio? Réforme carolingienne et changements institutionnels dans la vie religieuse des IXe et Xe siècles

Steven Vanderputten

A1 Journal Article in CAHIERS DE CIVILISATION MEDIEVALE

Deconstructing/reconstructing monastic reform

Steven Vanderputten

Bookchapter in Rethinking reform in the Latin West, 10th to early 12th century

Rethinking reform : an introduction

Steven Vanderputten

Bookchapter in Rethinking reform in the Latin West, 10th to early 12th century

Rethinking reform in the Latin West, 10th to early 12th century

Community building as a vector of social and religious change in the Life of John of Gorze (973/74-984)

Steven Vanderputten

Bookchapter in Anglo-Norman studies

Some thoughts on the relationship between monastic reform and institutional innovation in the long twelfth century

Steven Vanderputten

Bookchapter in Mechanismen des Innovativen im klösterlichen Leben des hohen Mittelalters

Jean Mabillon and the debate on the regular origins of secular canonesses in seventeenth-century France

Steven Vanderputten

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY

Reform, change, and renewal : women religious in the Central Middle Ages, 800-1050

Steven Vanderputten

Bookchapter in Medieval women religious c. 800-c. 1500 : new perspectives

Monachus ac Sacerdos Peregrinus : a stylometric and contextual re-investigation of the work of Theoderic of Fleury/Trier/Amorbach (fl. 970s-1020s)

Steven VanderputtenJeroen De Gussem

A2 Journal Article in REVUE MABILLON

Pope Leo IX and the (quasi-)canonization of St. Deodatus (1049) : hagiography, papal politics, and local competition at the collegiate chapter of Saint-Dié

Steven Vanderputten

A1 Journal Article in REVUE D HISTOIRE ECCLESIASTIQUE

Columbanus wore a single cowl, not a double one : the Vita Deicoli and the legacy of Columbanian monasticism at the turn of the first millennium

Steven Vanderputten

A1 Journal Article in TRADITIO-STUDIES IN ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL HISTORY THOUGHT AND RELIGION

'Against the custom' : hagiographical rewriting and female abbatial leadership at mid-eleventh-century Remiremont

Steven Vanderputten

A2 Journal Article in THE JOURNAL OF MEDIEVAL MONASTIC STUDIES

They lived under that rule as do those who have succeeded them : simultaneity and conflict in the foundation narratives of a french women’s convent (10th-18th centuries)

Steven Vanderputten

A2 Journal Article in DOWNSIDE REVIEW

'I would be rather pleased if the world were to be rid of monks' : resistance to Cluniac integration in late eleventh- and early twelfth-century France

Steven Vanderputten

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF MEDIEVAL HISTORY

Monastic elites and narratives of distinction in the high Middle Ages

Steven Vanderputten

Bookchapter in Virtuosos of faith : monks, nuns, canons, and friars as elites of medieval culture

The emergence of the Ecclesia Cluniacensis

Steven Vanderputten

Bookchapter in A companion to the abbey of Cluny in the Middle Ages

Imagining early Cluny in abbatial biographies

Steven Vanderputten

Bookchapter in A companion to the abbey of Cluny in the Middle Ages

A companion to the abbey of Cluny in the Middle Ages