culled from Duffy's bibliography
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truepennyHave finished Duffy. Hurrah!
Next up will be David Cressy, Birth, Marriage, and Death, although probably only the Death part. February is sliding past.
But in the meantime, my Books to Look For from Duffy's bibliography.
First off, I do heartily recommend the one book in Duffy's bibliog. that I have read: Peter Brown, The Body and Society: Men, Women, and Sexual Renunciation in Early Christianity, London, 1989. I read it for a History of the Body class as an undergraduate senior, and I still remember it as a really fantastic book. If, of course, you're interested in that sort of thing.
Then, my list of books I'll be hunting for. (Duffy uses some weird citation system that doesn't take the publisher's name in the entry. I think this is completely fucked up. I'm just sayin'.)
Adair, J. The Pilgrim's Way: Shrines and Saints in Britain and Ireland, London, 1978.
Aries, P. The Hour of Our Death, London 1981.
Ashley, K. and Sheingorn, P. Interpreting Cultural Symbols: St. Anne in Late Medieval Society, Athens and London, 1990.
Bennett, H. S. English Books and Readers 1475-1557, 2nd ed., Cambridge, 1970.
Clark, J. M. The Dance of Death in the Middle Ages and Renaissance, Glasgow, 1950.
Clay, R. M. The Hermits and Anchorites of England, London 1914.
---. The Medieval Hospitals of England, London, 1909.
[I'm never going to find these, but it would be really cool if I did.]
Cressy, D. Bonfires and Bells, London, 1989.
Farmer, D. H. The Oxford Dictionary of Saints, Oxford, 1978.
Finucane, R. C. Miracles and Pilgrims: Popular Beliefs in Medieval England, London, 1977.
Gratton, J. H. G. and Singer, C. Anglo-Saxon Magic and Medicine, London 1952.
Hall, D. J. English Medieval Pilgrimage, London, 1965.
Heffernan, T. J. Sacred Biography: Saints and their Biographers in the Middle Ages, New York and Oxford, 1988.
Hole, C. Saints in Folklore, New York, 1963.
Hughes, J. Pastors and Visionaries: Religion and Secular Life in Late Medieval Yorkshire, Woodbridge, 1988.
Kerry, C. "Hermits, Fords, and Bridge-Chapels," Derbyshire Archaeological Journal, XIV, 1882, pp. 54-71.
[I'm not going to find this one, either.]
McKenna, J. W. "Piety and Propaganda: the Cult of Henry VI" in B. Rowland (ed.), Chaucer and Middle English Studies, London, 1974, pp. 72-88.
---. "Popular Canonization as Political Propaganda: the Cult of Archbishop Scrope," Speculum, LXV, 1971, pp. 608-23.
Mitchiner, M. Medieval Pilgrim and Secular Badges, London, 1986.
Ridyard, S. The Royal Saints of Anglo-Saxon England, Cambridge, 1989.
Sumption, J. Pilgrimage, London, 1975.
Taylor, J. H. M. (ed.), Dias Ille: Death in the Middle Ages, Liverpool, 1984.
Ward, B. Miracles and the Medieval Mind, Aldershot, 1987.
and one more, who's cited in the text and listed in the index, but mysteriously not in the bibliography:
Thomas, K. Religion and the Decline of Magic.
Next up will be David Cressy, Birth, Marriage, and Death, although probably only the Death part. February is sliding past.
But in the meantime, my Books to Look For from Duffy's bibliography.
First off, I do heartily recommend the one book in Duffy's bibliog. that I have read: Peter Brown, The Body and Society: Men, Women, and Sexual Renunciation in Early Christianity, London, 1989. I read it for a History of the Body class as an undergraduate senior, and I still remember it as a really fantastic book. If, of course, you're interested in that sort of thing.
Then, my list of books I'll be hunting for. (Duffy uses some weird citation system that doesn't take the publisher's name in the entry. I think this is completely fucked up. I'm just sayin'.)
Adair, J. The Pilgrim's Way: Shrines and Saints in Britain and Ireland, London, 1978.
Aries, P. The Hour of Our Death, London 1981.
Ashley, K. and Sheingorn, P. Interpreting Cultural Symbols: St. Anne in Late Medieval Society, Athens and London, 1990.
Bennett, H. S. English Books and Readers 1475-1557, 2nd ed., Cambridge, 1970.
Clark, J. M. The Dance of Death in the Middle Ages and Renaissance, Glasgow, 1950.
Clay, R. M. The Hermits and Anchorites of England, London 1914.
---. The Medieval Hospitals of England, London, 1909.
[I'm never going to find these, but it would be really cool if I did.]
Cressy, D. Bonfires and Bells, London, 1989.
Farmer, D. H. The Oxford Dictionary of Saints, Oxford, 1978.
Finucane, R. C. Miracles and Pilgrims: Popular Beliefs in Medieval England, London, 1977.
Gratton, J. H. G. and Singer, C. Anglo-Saxon Magic and Medicine, London 1952.
Hall, D. J. English Medieval Pilgrimage, London, 1965.
Heffernan, T. J. Sacred Biography: Saints and their Biographers in the Middle Ages, New York and Oxford, 1988.
Hole, C. Saints in Folklore, New York, 1963.
Hughes, J. Pastors and Visionaries: Religion and Secular Life in Late Medieval Yorkshire, Woodbridge, 1988.
Kerry, C. "Hermits, Fords, and Bridge-Chapels," Derbyshire Archaeological Journal, XIV, 1882, pp. 54-71.
[I'm not going to find this one, either.]
McKenna, J. W. "Piety and Propaganda: the Cult of Henry VI" in B. Rowland (ed.), Chaucer and Middle English Studies, London, 1974, pp. 72-88.
---. "Popular Canonization as Political Propaganda: the Cult of Archbishop Scrope," Speculum, LXV, 1971, pp. 608-23.
Mitchiner, M. Medieval Pilgrim and Secular Badges, London, 1986.
Ridyard, S. The Royal Saints of Anglo-Saxon England, Cambridge, 1989.
Sumption, J. Pilgrimage, London, 1975.
Taylor, J. H. M. (ed.), Dias Ille: Death in the Middle Ages, Liverpool, 1984.
Ward, B. Miracles and the Medieval Mind, Aldershot, 1987.
and one more, who's cited in the text and listed in the index, but mysteriously not in the bibliography:
Thomas, K. Religion and the Decline of Magic.
