آنسلوم کانتربری: جوامع، هم‌عصران و نقد

"This volume explores the work of Anselm of Canterbury, theologian and archbishop, in light of the communities in which he participated. Featuring thirteen essays from leading historians, theologians, and literary scholars, the collection ranges from Anselm's immediate contemporaries to the reception of his work, and formation of his posthumous reputation, by later medieval readers. Individual essays consider the role of friendships in his career, his relations with students, correspondence with women, interventions in the political sphere, and influence as leader of the monastic communities at Bec and Canterbury. Together, these essays present a new profile of the archbishop, revealing an individual whose work emerged from a vibrant culture of debate, criticism, and collaboration"-- Provided by publisher Contents Preface and Acknowledgements Notes on Editions and Translations of Anselm’s Works and Other Abbreviations Contributors Introduction Prologue Anselm in Community Chapter 1 Anselm of Canterbury’s De concordia Context, Structures, and Community Part 1 Reading Anselm’s Environment: Justice, Evil, and Love Chapter 2 Anselm and Gilbert Crispin about Justice and RedemptionTracing Developments in Soteriological Thinking at the End of the Eleventh Century Chapter 3 The Proslogion, Gilbert Crispin, and the Cur Deus homo Anselm and the Problems of the Incarnation Chapter 4 Anselm and Odo of Tournai on God and Evil Chapter 5 Anselmian Themes and Anti-Anselmian Stances in Ralph of Battle’s Philosophical Theology Part 2 Reading Anselm’s Environment: Politics, Canterbury and Literature Chapter 6 St Anselm and Gundulf of Rochester Brothers of Bec, One in Heart and Soul Chapter 7 St Anselm and Friendship with Women Matilda of Tuscany Chapter 8 Reading Eadmer of Canterbury in Light of Anselm Chapter 9 Leading Everything Irregular in England Back to Due Order The Probable Theories behind Archbishop Anselm’s Political Endeavours Chapter 10 Old English Literary Culture and the Circle of Saint Anselm Part 3 Reading Anselm in the Later Middle Ages Chapter 11 How Did Robert Grosseteste and Thomas Aquinas Read Anselm’s Definition of Truth? Chapter 12 Cistercians and the Assimilation of Anselm in the Late 14th Century A Case Study of the Quaestio in vesperiis fratriis Chunradi de Ebrako (†1399) Chapter 13 The Admonitio morienti and a Vernacular Anselm Chapter 14 Beatitudo est sufficiencia sine omni indigentia St Anselm’s Compositional Model of Beatitude and its Reception in Late Medieval Scholastic Theology Bibliography Index Introduction / Margaret Healy-Varley, Giles E.M. Gasper and George Younge -- Anselm of Canterbury's De concordia : context, structures, and community / Giles E.M. Gasper -- Anselm of Canterbury and Gilbert Crispin about Justice and redemption : tracing developments in soteriological thinking at the end of the eleventh century / Bernard J.D. van Vreeswijk -- The Proslogion, Gilbert Crispin, and the Cur Deus homo : Anselm and the problems of the incarnation / David L. Whidden -- Anselm and Odo of Tournai on God and evil / Hiroko Yamazaki -- Anselmian themes and anti-Anselmian stances in Ralph of Battle's philosophical theology / Bernd Goebel -- St Anselm and Gundulf of Rochester : brothers of Bec, one in heart and soul / Thomas R. Barrows -- St Anselm and friendship with women : Matilda of Tuscany / Hollie Devanney -- Reading Eadmer of Canterbury in light of Anselm / Stephanie C. Britton -- Leading everything irregular in England back to due order : the probable theories behind Archbishop Anselm's political endeavours / Sally N. Vaughn -- Old English literary culture and the circle of Saint Anselm / George Younge -- How did Robert Grosseteste and Thomas Aquinas read Anselm's definition of truth? / Christian Brouwer -- Cistercians and the assimilation of Anselm in the late 14th century : a case study of the Quaestio in vesperiis fratriis Chunradi de Ebrako ([dagger]1399) / Daniel Coman -- The Admonitio morienti and a vernacular Anselm / Margaret Healy-Varley -- Beatitudo est sufficiencia sine omni indigentia : St Anselm's compositional model of beatitude and its reception in late medieval scholastic theology / Severin V. Kitanov