Koen GOUDRIAAN
Biographic Data
| ID | 8922998 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Koen GOUDRIAAN |
| GIVEN NAMES | Koen |
| FAMILY NAME | GOUDRIAAN |
| SIGNATURE | GOUDRIAAN K |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Devotio Moderna and the Printing Press (ca. 1475–1540)
Six presses owned by religious houses belonging to the Devotio Moderna were active during the period 1475–1540, five of them run by Brethren of the Common Life, the sixth by Regular Canons. The question is raised whether the production of these presses can be correlated with the nature of this religious movement. Traditionally, scholarly literature has had high expectations from the printing activities by the adherents of the Devotio Moderna. But…
Het Sint-Agnesklooster en de Moderne Devotie
The monastery of Saint Agnes at Arnhem rooted in the fifteenth-century reform movement of the Devotio Moderna. The central question of this contribution concerns the extent to which the spiritual renewal occurring in this monastery in the middle of the sixteenth century may be accounted for by impulses from within the Devotio Moderna. In the first part, the institutional and personal ties with the Modern Devotion are investigated. From approximat…
De derde orde van Franciscus
On October 8, 1999, a one day conference took place in Amersfoort ( (NL). It dealt with the Third Order of St Francis in the historical diocese of Utrecht (comprising a large part of the present-day Netherlands). The convents of the Third Order, mostly originating in the movement known as the Modern Devotion, were very numerous. They were united in the so-called Chapter of Utrecht. In this conference, a recently formed research group at the Vrije…
De derde orde als onderdeel van de Moderne Devotie
Only recently, the convents of the Third Order of St Francis united in the Chapter of Utrecht (and in the related Chapters of Zepperen and Cologne) have been fully recognised as an integral part of the movement known as the Modern Devotion. In this contribution, the Third Order is addressed from an historiographical point of view. Chronicles and other texts originating in the different branches of the Modern Devotion and dating from the period un…
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De derde orde van Franciscus
On October 8, 1999, a one day conference took place in Amersfoort ( (NL). It dealt with the Third Order of St Francis in the historical diocese of Utrecht (comprising a large part of the present-day Netherlands). The convents of the Third Order, mostly originating in the movement known as the Modern Devotion, were very numerous. They were united in the so-called Chapter of Utrecht. In this conference, a recently formed research group at the Vrije…
De derde orde als onderdeel van de Moderne Devotie
Only recently, the convents of the Third Order of St Francis united in the Chapter of Utrecht (and in the related Chapters of Zepperen and Cologne) have been fully recognised as an integral part of the movement known as the Modern Devotion. In this contribution, the Third Order is addressed from an historiographical point of view. Chronicles and other texts originating in the different branches of the Modern Devotion and dating from the period un…
Het Sint-Agnesklooster en de Moderne Devotie
The monastery of Saint Agnes at Arnhem rooted in the fifteenth-century reform movement of the Devotio Moderna. The central question of this contribution concerns the extent to which the spiritual renewal occurring in this monastery in the middle of the sixteenth century may be accounted for by impulses from within the Devotio Moderna. In the first part, the institutional and personal ties with the Modern Devotion are investigated. From approximat…
The Devotio Moderna and the Printing Press (ca. 1475–1540)
Six presses owned by religious houses belonging to the Devotio Moderna were active during the period 1475–1540, five of them run by Brethren of the Common Life, the sixth by Regular Canons. The question is raised whether the production of these presses can be correlated with the nature of this religious movement. Traditionally, scholarly literature has had high expectations from the printing activities by the adherents of the Devotio Moderna. But…
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