Preacher, sermon, and audience in the Middle Ages (Brill, 2002)
Includes bibliographical references and index
Preacher, sermon, and audience in the Middle Ages : an introduction - Carolyn Muessig -- - From texts to preaching : retrieving the medieval sermon as an event - Augustine Thompson -- - The Ars praedicandi and the medieval sermon - Phyllis Roberts -- - Coram papa preaching and rhetorical community at papal Avignon - Blake Beattie -- - Medieval sermons and their performance : theory and record - Beverly Mayne Kienzle -- - The preacher as goldsmith : the Italian preachers' use of the visual arts - Nirit Ben-Aryeh Debby -- - Preaching and image : sermons and wall paintings in later medieval England - Miriam Gill -- - The preacher saint in late medieval Italian art - Roberto Rusconi -- - Vercelli homilies XI-XIII and the Anglo-Saxon Benedictine reform : tailored sources and implied audiences - Charles D. Wright -- - The preacher as women's mentor - Nirit Ben-Aryeh Debby -- - Audience and preacher : ad status sermons and social classification - Carolyn Muessig -- - The context of medieval sermon collections on saints - George Ferzoco -- - Reconstructing the mental calendar of medieval preaching : a method and its limits--an analysis of Sunday sermons - Jussi Hanska
This volume is part of a series that examines the social aspects of preaching in early Christianity and the Byzantine world, in Medieval and Early Modern Europe, and in the period of the rapid change of Christianity and its expansion beyond Europe in the 16th to 18th centuries