Mystische Erfahrung im literarischen Dialog: die Briefe Heinrichs von Nördlingen an Margaretha Ebner

The study interprets the oldest extant correspondence in German, the letters from the secular priest Heinrich von Nördlingen to the Dominican nun Margaretha Ebner dating from the second quarter of the14th century. The study reads the letters as spiritual missives with something of a mystagogical cha...

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Published in:Scrinium Friburgense
Main Author: Federer, Urban 1968- (Author)
Contributors: Heinrich, von Nördlingen -1356 (Other) ; Ebner, Margareta 1291-1351 (Addressee)
Format: Electronic Book
Language:German
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Published: Berlin [u.a.] De Gruyter 2011
In: Scrinium Friburgense (25)
Series/Journal:Scrinium Friburgense 25
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B Heinrich von Nördlingen -1356 / Letter / Ebner, Margaret 1291-1351
Further subjects:B Letter
B Heinrich von Nördlingen
B Mysticism
B Spiritual Life
B Spiritual Life Christianity Early works to 1800
B Mysticism / RELIGION
B Correspondence
B Thesis
B Mysticism (Germany) History Middle Ages, 600-1500
B Margaretha Ebner
B Spiritual Life Christianity
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Summary:The study interprets the oldest extant correspondence in German, the letters from the secular priest Heinrich von Nördlingen to the Dominican nun Margaretha Ebner dating from the second quarter of the14th century. The study reads the letters as spiritual missives with something of a mystagogical character; this interpretation is then supplemented with a reconstruction of the history of their genesis and transmission and a location of them in their mystical context (Mechthild of Magdeburg, Heinrich Seuse [Suso] et al). The work is an impressive study in cultural history which develops the funct
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ISBN:3110216965
Access:Restricted Access
Persistent identifiers:DOI: 10.1515/9783110216967