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Late Medieval Mysticism of the Low Countries
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Rik Van Nieuwenhove, R. Faesen, and H. Rolfson's "Late Medieval Mysticism of the Low Countries" explores the rich tradition of mystical thought that flourished in the Low Countries during the late Middle Ages.
The book examines the lives and writings of key mystical figures, such as Jan van Ruusbroec and Hadewijch, analyzing their theological ideas and mystical experiences.
It explores the distinctive characteristics of Low Countries mysticism, such as its emphasis on the experience of divine love and its integration of mystical insights into theological discourse.
The work also situates Low Countries mysticism within the broader context of medieval and European mysticism.
It is a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in medieval mysticism and the religious culture of the Low Countries.
The book examines the lives and writings of key mystical figures, such as Jan van Ruusbroec and Hadewijch, analyzing their theological ideas and mystical experiences.
It explores the distinctive characteristics of Low Countries mysticism, such as its emphasis on the experience of divine love and its integration of mystical insights into theological discourse.
The work also situates Low Countries mysticism within the broader context of medieval and European mysticism.
It is a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in medieval mysticism and the religious culture of the Low Countries.
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Rik Van Nieuwenhove as an example of a book that exemplifies the concept of contemplation.
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