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Articles de revues sur le sujet "Ordine cisterciense"
Trindade, Jaelson Bitran. « O império dos mil anos e a arte do "tempo barroco" : a águia bicéfala como emblema da Cristandade ». Anais do Museu Paulista : História e Cultura Material 18, no 2 (décembre 2010) : 11–91. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/s0101-47142010000200002.
Texte intégralThèses sur le sujet "Ordine cisterciense"
Loffredo, Mario. « I Cisterciensi nel Mezzogiorno medievale (secoli XII-XV). Volumi I-II ». Doctoral thesis, Universita degli studi di Salerno, 2019. http://elea.unisa.it:8080/xmlui/handle/10556/4282.
Texte intégralThe doctoral thesis focuses on thè investigation of thè development and religious, patrimonial, financial and dialectical dynamics implemented by thè Cistercian abbeys in regnum Siciliae, with particular reference to thè monasteries of thè Continental Mezzogiorno, in a chronological are from thè mid-twelfth century (when thè Cistercians arrived in South of Italy), until thè end of thè fifteenth century. In order to deepen some aspeets of long duration, we can also take into account information that can be deduced from sources of modern age and some functional references to thè abbeys of Sicilia have not been left out. Interest and originality of thè research consist in having eliminated thè lack of studies that have deepened this theme, thus demonstrating thè not at all irrelevant role of Cistercian monasticism in southern Italy. In fact, thè research has allowed thè detection and subsequent analysis of thè unpublished material from thè archives of thè abbeys of thè SS. Trinità of Cava de’ Tirreni and Montecassino, from thè archive of thè Società Napoletana di Storia Patria, from thè diocesan historical archives of Salerno and Potenza, from thè Archivi di Stato of Naples, of Rome and of Potenza, from thè Archivio Storico Capitolino, thè Secret Archive and thè Vatican Library and thè National Library of Naples. The work is structured in two interrelated parts, both composed of five chapters. In thè first part, anticipated by a premise dedicated to thè sources and studies on thè subject, are highlighted origins, developments, relationships and activities that have characterized thè Cistercian abbeys of thè whole Continental Mezzogiorno, with some reference also to thè Sicilian monasteries where thè treatment require. In thè second section thè events related to some, specific, monasteries are illustrated in detail, i.e. S. Maria della Ferraria near Vairano Patenora (dioceses of Teano), S. Pietro della Canonica, at thè gates of Amalfi, S. Maria di Realvalle near Scafati e S. Maria del Sagittario near Chiaromonte (dioceses of Anglona). In a further chapter, I examine a series of small monasteries that thè sources or thè tradition lead back to those inhabited by white monks but whose testimonies are very dubious. In particular, we deal with thè peculiar case of thè monastery of S. Leonardo de Strato in thè archdiocese of Salerno which, although in one of thè first documents relating to it was inhabited by Cistercian monks, was subjected to episcopal jurisdiction in such a way as to prevent fact, an effective affiliation to thè Order. In both sections there are numerous and essential references to thè Roman abbeys of Casamari and Fossanova, whose events are intimately linked to thè diffusion and organization of thè Cistercians in Mezzogiorno. The study reveals thè deep relationship between thè abbeys and thè locai context that, in some cases, allows comparisons with what is attested in other areas of thè Peninsula and induces to re-evaluate thè ability of thè South-Italy Cistercians to attract thè devotion from thè laity. In thè same way, thè interest for thè insertion in urban circuits that characterizes different abbeys shows a modus operandi quite unlike that found among thè counterparts of north-western Italy. A fundamental question must also be remembered: thè objective distortion caused by thè documentary loss that has struck both thè monastic archives and thè regnum Chancelleries. This has certainly contributed to creating an image of thè Cistercians as a completely minority reality within thè southern monastic panorama, whereas, on thè contrary, to a more in-depth research, several communities show they have exercised a sure influence on their territories. [edited by Author]
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Baury, Ghislain. « Les religieuses en Castille : XIIe-XIIIe siècles : ordre cistercien et patronages aristocratiques ». Paris 8, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA081694.
Texte intégralGallotta, Emanuele. « L'église Sainte-Marie-Majeure de Ferentino et la dimension cistercienne de l'architecture du Latium méridional au XIIIe siècle ». Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL083.
Texte intégralMy research deals with the historical and architectural study of Santa Maria Maggiore in Ferentino (in the modern province of Frosinone), one of the most important buildings erected in southern Lazio during the thirteenth century. The existing scholarship on the church was out of date and suffered from large gaps that left the history of its construction unexplained. Neither the date of the site‟s foundation nor that of its completion are known because of the lack of medieval documentary sources. Consequently, the main disagreements about Santa Maria Maggiore had concerned the sources of inspiration for its architecture, as scholars generally compared it to the model of the Cistercian abbeys of Fossanova (1208) and Casamari (1217). My dissertation is accompanied by two additional volumes containing the images supporting the text and a catalogue of written sources including unpublished archival documents, and it is divided into three parts. The first traces the entire history of the building and begins with a critical exposition of related historiographical issues. The second section exhaustively analyses the architecture of the church and its building phases by reconciling documentary evidence and visual analysis of the church. The third section contextualizes the design of Santa Maria Maggiore within the territory of southern Lazio and the panorama of "Cistercian" architecture. By taking this exemplary monument as its subject, my research demonstrates the complex reception of architectural models from Burgundy and the Ile-de-France, analysing their subsequent reworkings in thirteenth-century religious and civil architecture in the ecclesiastical province of Campagna and Marittima
La ricerca affronta lo studio storico-critico della chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore a Ferentino (FR), uno dei più importanti edifici costruiti nel Lazio meridionale durante il XIII secolo. Nonostante sia stata dichiarata Monumento Nazionale nel 1884, non era mai stata oggetto di uno studio sistematico ed è ancora oggi pressoché inedita. Il contesto scientifico, ormai desueto, soffre di grandi lacune sulle vicende costruttive della fabbrica, di cui non sono note né la data di fondazione né quella di completamento del cantiere a causa della scarsità di fonti documentarie medievali. Di conseguenza, i principali disaccordi hanno riguardato le influenze culturali fonte d‟ispirazione per l‟architettura di Santa Maria Maggiore, troppo genericamente ricondotte al modello delle abbaziali cistercensi di Fossanova (1208) e Casamari (1217). La dissertazione, accompagnata da due volumi supplementari che contengono le immagini di supporto al testo e il repertorio delle fonti documentarie, è suddivisa in tre parti: quella iniziale ripercorre l‟intera storia dell‟edificio a partire dall‟esposizione critica delle questioni storiografiche; la seconda sezione analizza in modo esaustivo l‟architettura della fabbrica e le fasi edilizie riconosciute; la terza parte, infine, contestualizza il caso studio nel quadro del Lazio meridionale e nel panorama dell‟architettura “cistercense”. Estendendo il campo di indagine, il lavoro ha acquisito un valore a scala territoriale poiché la ricostruzione delle vicende edilizie di Santa Maria Maggiore ha permesso l‟istituzione di raffronti con diverse altre architetture coeve sia italiane che francesi, al di là dei due magniloquenti monasteri di Fossanova e Casamari. A questi ultimi, infatti, la storiografia ha attribuito da sempre un ruolo privilegiato nell‟introduzione del linguaggio gotico ultramontano nel territorio a sud di Roma, di cui la chiesa ferentinese rappresenta una derivazione locale. Selezionando tale exemplum, la ricerca ha precisato le modalità di accoglienza dei modelli provenienti dalla Borgogna e dall‟Ilede-France, rintracciando le successive rielaborazioni nell‟edilizia duecentesca sia religiosa che civile nella Provincia ecclesiastica di Campagna e Marittima
Marceau, Bertrand. « L’abbé de Cîteaux et la direction de l’ordre cistercien (1584-1651) ». Thesis, Paris 4, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA040079.
Texte intégralIn the context of the clashes of the first modernity and of the Catholic Reformation after the Council of Trent (1545-1563), Cîteaux, which is both an Abbey and a chief of Order, is exempt from being hold in commendam, allowing the regular abbots to govern and reform the order while adapting its institutions to the reformative demands. Hence, at the heart of the leadership lies the complex problem of the relationship between the abbot of Cîteaux, the General Chapter, the four first fathers, the daughter-abbeys, and the various different external powers, both political and religious. The general abbot is confronted to controlling an order that is disturbed by the growing autonomy of the national Congregations and the formation of the Strict Observance. Indeed, the Cistercian Order maintains a number of abbeys throughout all parts of Europe that have remained catholic. The fear of an internal schism within the order leads to a redefinition of the institutional powers for the benefit of vicar-generals and congregation presidents. My study of the role of the abbot of Cîteaux is conducted from the dual point of view of power, that of the leadership and that of the reformation of the order. The problem that I raise is that of the evolution of the abbatial government and it cannot be restricted to a biographical prism. As a metaphor for the order's unity, the abbot gathers both a functional and a personal authority. In spite of the various rifts, the wish for maintaining unity persists in the 17th century around the notion of a common good shared by all the Cistercian monastic fragments : the family gathered around the Novum monasterium of Cîteaux and its father abbot
Morin, Sauvade Hélène. « La filiation de Bonnevaux-Ordre de Citeaux (XIIe-XVe siècles) : contribution à l'étude des réseaux monastiques ». Saint-Etienne, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002STET2074.
Texte intégralBoschiero-Trottman, Marie-Luce. « Le chant dans les monastères cisterciens de l’Europe francophone (1521-1903) : enquête sur les livres de chœur imprimes et manuscrits ». Thesis, Tours, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014TOUR2016.
Texte intégralBetween 2008 & 2011, a general inventory of the liturgical books of 51 Cistercian communities in Francophone Europe allowed the highlighting of one fund of several 10th of choir graduals and antiphonaries, both manuscripts & printed, from the Renaissance period to the beginning of the XXth century. These works constitute the main body of this thesis aimed to examine the content relating to the history of the Cistercian Order, but also the general evolution of ecclesiastical chant. Periodization of this work is defined according to the following terminals: the terminus a quo (1521) is the first impression of a Cistercian choir book and terminus ad quem (1903) is the publication of the last book of this size in this specific Order. The study is conducted along three axes: codicological analysis; philology traces of use introduced in these books over the ages; musicological approach of a sample of specific liturgical Offices (Office of the Dedication and votive Office of the Sacred-Heart)
Grélois, Alexis Jean Manuel. « "Homme et femme il les créa" : l'ordre cistercien et ses religieuses des origines au milieu du XIVe siècle ». Paris 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA040197.
Texte intégralEver since the 17th century, historians have been debating when the monastic order of Cîteaux began to include nuns, and whether it did so willingly or not. The order was first devised as an association of abbots and monks. However, the white monks had to find a religious status for their female relatives, since conversion was usually a lineage issue. The solutions varied a lot, especially with the different areas of the Western World. Even Bernard of Clairvaux did supervise nunneries and promoted a model of monastic life so attractive that hundreds of nunneries entered the cistercian order from 1200 on. The general chapter tried to strengthen the abbots' control over the nuns, to the detriment of the abbesses and of their own filiation system. The paternity over the nunneries was centralized by Cîteaux and Clairvaux. Around 1300, while the order had lost most of its original features, its institutions were in a perfect state
Bouvard, Emmanuelle marie. « Empreintes monastiques en moyenne montagne du XIIe siècle à l’Actuel : archéologie des espaces et des paysages cisterciens dans les anciens diocèses de Clermont et du Puy ». Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE2013/document.
Texte intégralThe Cistercian presence in Auvergne and Velay benefits for the first time from a synoptic work. The Cistercian order in the former Clermont and Le Puy dioceses encompasses ten abbeys frequently ignored by historiography: Montpeyroux, Bellaigue, Feniers and Le Bouchet (Clermont diocese) formed the male branch of the settlements, whereas L’Éclache, La Vassin, Mègemont (Clermont diocese), Bellecombe, Clavas and La Séauve-sur-Semène (Le Puy diocese) were aimed for nuns. The swarming took place between 1126 and the very beginning of the XIIIth century, due to the local aristocrats turning those settlements into territorial landmarks by setting up their burial places there and feeding monastic aspirations. Their borderline localization, i.e. as marches, participated in this political stance, all the while contributing to the economic stimulation of lands remote from the lord’s main estate. Hence, despite a dense mesh of monasteries prior to their coming, the Cistercians obtained a singular position in the religious landscape of both dioceses, as much regarding their links to local elites as regarding the interstitial spaces which they inherited, on the side of the main vital axes (the Loire and Allier rivers corridors). These results constitute the first step in our work, which consisted in confronting the various agents of the diocese’s territories with the Cistercian occupation through a historiographical investigation and the production of analytical cartographic material. The second step of the research dealt with the morphological study of the sites hosting the monastic compounds.The addition of archival data (mainly records from the regular clergy, the National Forests Office, and the Napoleonic land registers) to bibliographic information (scholar notes from the XIXth century, recent specialist’s articles, regionalist literature, scientific articles, archaeological reports, memoirs and academic publications…) along with archaeological evidence pertained to a wide-ranging prospection, which was enhanced with a geomorphological approach, insofar as our mainly archaeological skills allowed. In addition to the study of sedimentary rocks through occasional soundings, stratigraphic cross-sections of riverbanks, and core samples taken off four reference sites with the assistance of geomorphologists, the initial research consisted in interpreting the cartographic and photographic records (documents from the National Geographic Institute) so as to envision a diachronic approach to the territorial data. Once the significant aspects of the landscape were located, according to principles borrowed from archeogeography, and after the relics of both the abbeys and their immediate surroundings were marked (identification and partial research according to the situation, inventory of the hydraulic constructions), a topographic study was initiated in six structures (a homogeneous treatment could not be secured for the whole corpus for reasons connected to accessibility, plant coverings and preservation of the relics). The results are presented using an analytical corpus set up from the foregoing ten abbeys.To conclude, the whole research is apprehended through three points: the systemic relationships between the Cistercian settlements and the local aristocracy (topolineage); the definition of the monastic domains from an economic and spatial perspective; and the ideological and pragmatic considerations leading to the arrangement of the constructions
Pessoa, Petrucio L. A. « Ubi corpus meum sepelire iubeo : o culto dos mortos nos mosteiros cistercienses (1185-1367) ». Master's thesis, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10316/30877.
Texte intégralLivres sur le sujet "Ordine cisterciense"
Konrad. Exordium magnum Cisterciense, sive, Narratio de initio Cisterciensis Ordinis. Turnholti : Brepols, 1997.
Trouver le texte intégralGassmann, Guido. Die Konversen der Zisterzienser in den Anfängen des Ordens : Patrium Cisterciense : Quellen und Untersuchungen zum zisterziensischen Erbe. Aachen : Patrimonium-Verlag, 2011.
Trouver le texte intégralLe grand exordre de Cîteaux, ou, Récit des débuts de l'ordre cistercien. Turnhout : Brepols, 1998.
Trouver le texte intégralConradus. Le grand exorde de Cîteaux, ou, Récit des débuts de l'ordre cistercien. Turnhout : Brepols, 1998.
Trouver le texte intégralMerton, Thomas. Run to the mountain : The story of a vocation. [San Francisco, Calif.] : HarperSanFrancisco, 1996.
Trouver le texte intégralPatrick, Hart, dir. Run to the mountain : The story of a vocation. [San Francisco, Calif.] : HarperSanFrancisco, 1995.
Trouver le texte intégralMerton, Thomas. Dancing in the water of life : Seeking peace in the hermitage. [San Francisco] : HarperSanFrancisco, 1998.
Trouver le texte intégralE, Daggy Robert, dir. Dancing in the water of life : Seeking peace in the hermitage. [San Francisco] : HarperSanFrancisco, 1997.
Trouver le texte intégralMerton, Thomas. Dancing in the Water of Life. New York : HarperCollins, 2007.
Trouver le texte intégralJournals of Thomas Merton. San Francisco, Calif : HarperSanFrancisco, 1995.
Trouver le texte intégralChapitres de livres sur le sujet "Ordine cisterciense"
« Signa Secundum Ordinem Cisterciensem ». Dans Monastic Sign Languages, 429–56. De Gruyter Mouton, 1987. http://dx.doi.org/10.1515/9783110865028.429.
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