Amicitia: Friendship in Medieval Culture: Papers in Honour of Nigel F. Palmer

Almut Suerbaum; Annette Volfing

Amicitia
Friendship in Medieval Culture: Papers in Honour of Nigel F. Palmer

Edited by Almut Suerbaum and Annette Volfing

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Oxford German Studies 36.2

Modern Humanities Research Association and Maney Publishing

14 December 2007 • 184pp

Contents:

139-140	Introduction Almut Suerbaum, Annette Volfing	Cite
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141-162	Visible, Yet Secret: Images as Signs of Friendship in Seuse Jeffrey F. Hamburger	Cite
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163-183	Old Friends: David and Jonathan in the Vulgate, the Historia Scholastica of Peter Comestor, the Weltchronik of Rudolf von Ems, and the Rijmbijbel of Jacob van Maerlant Maria Sherwood-Smith	Cite
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184-194	Concordia persanctae dilectionis: Freundschaft als literarisches Modell in der Aurelius-Vita Willirams von Ebersberg Henrike Lähnemann	Cite
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195-211	Freundschaft zwischen Nonnen Undine Brückner	Cite
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212-226	Tauler and Merswin: Friends in God? Helen Webster	Cite
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227-246	‘Vos amici Dei estis’. Die ‘Gottesfreunde’ des 14. Jahrhunderts bei Seuse, Tauler und in den ‘Engelberger Predigten’: Religiöse Elite, Verein oder Literaturzirkel? Regina D. Schiewer	Cite
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247-267	Zu Marquard von Lindau, Konrad von Braunsberg, den Gottesfreunden und dem Gottesfreundschaftsbegriff Stephen Mossman	Cite
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268-283	‘Ein vriuntlîchez zornelîn’: Zu den Freundschaftsdarstellungen in den deutschen Tristanbearbeitungen des 12. und 13. Jahrhunderts Stefan Seeber	Cite
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284-305	Der Freund, ‘der rehte erkennet wer ich bin’: Zu Konrads von Würzburg Engelhard und einer Freundschaft in gespiegelter Vorbildlichkeit Corinna Virchow	Cite
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306-320	Friendship, Wit and Laughter in Heinrich Bebel’s Facetiae Sebastian Coxon	Cite
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Suerbaum, Almut, and Annette Volfing (eds), Amicitia: Friendship in Medieval Culture: Papers in Honour of Nigel F. Palmer (= Oxford German Studies, 36.2 (2007))

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AmicitiaFriendship in Medieval Culture: Papers in Honour of Nigel F. Palmer

Edited by Almut Suerbaum and Annette Volfing

Amicitia
Friendship in Medieval Culture: Papers in Honour of Nigel F. Palmer