Iberian Queenship- Medieval Female Polical Agency by Angela Muñoz Fernández
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This study explores the cultural issues of the epistolary practices of religious women in the are... more This study explores the cultural issues of the epistolary practices of religious women in the area of the archiepiscopal city of Toledo at the end of the 15th century. It uses as a source the book of the revelations of Mary of Ajofrín, elaborated by the Jerome friar Juan de Corrales. The epistolary practice takes on a central role in this writing as a vehicle for transmitting visionary experiences that influence a message of reform of the clergy in a context of great religious conflict. Within this framework, several thematic lines will be addressed: letters as a vehicle of communication of problems of a religious nature and feminine authority; miraculous writing and the letter-reliquary with thaumaturgical qualities. The ordinary practices of reading and writing (Literacy) of this female religious community; and, to conclude, the relationship of María de Ajofrín, with the profile of mystic saint committed to the reform of the Church, with the high clerical instances of the archbishopric of Toledo and the court of Isabel I of Castile.
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During the Middle Ages, Mary`s passionary dimension went through a significant development. The ... more During the Middle Ages, Mary`s passionary dimension went through a significant development. The Planctus Mariae for the death of her son located a suffering mother at the center of devotional phenomena. Her mourning embodied the morphology of mortuory rites deeply-rooted in Western culture. Since they clashed with the mourning models that the Church was trying to impose, royal, local and ecclesiastical authorities prohibited these rites, that were efficiently lead by women. From this framework, this article intends to analyze the place accorded to the Planctus Mariae in the religious culture of 15th and early 16th centuries. It argues that some of the elements found in Mary’s passion at that time derive from traditional mourning rituals, particularly those related to the ability for co-suffering through the figure of compassion —a figure warmly received in women’s religious circles. It also contends that some elements of Mary’s mourning —and by extension women’s—, are a form of ritual agency whose efficacy lies on anthropological patterns of emotional nature. Consequently, this the Planctus Mariae may be considered a ritual oriented to mediate in irreversible processes and situations.
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Iberian Queenship- Medieval Female Polical Agency by Angela Muñoz Fernández
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