Observant Economies of Body and Soul: Dynamics of Conversion, Distinction, and Innovation. James D. Mixson
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November 15, 2019
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Haude Morvan, « Observant Economies of Body and Soul: Dynamics of Conversion, Distinction, and Innovation. James D. Mixson », Observer l'observance, ID : 10670/1.uf7i6i
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In the fifteenth century, both within and outside the religious orders, a range of moral and religious tensions centered on poverty and property came to inspire explosive debate. Already by 1400 the issues were in one sense quite well identified, and well worn, hashed out in some two centuries and more of scholastic debate and moral instruction. But they arguably received new life in the hands of Observant reformers, who reshaped all of the old materials into a fresh vision, with distinct poi...