Papers by Hildegarde Lamb
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Female mystics, such as Julian of Norwich and Margery Kempe, are well-known for writing about vis... more Female mystics, such as Julian of Norwich and Margery Kempe, are well-known for writing about visionary episodes they experienced. At first glance, the writing of Hildegard of Bingen seems to belong to this same tradition, but a deeper consideration reveals that her experiences were very different from those of female mystics. While mystics recorded their visionary experiences, Hildegard employed her visions to prophesize and guide by means of her theocratic teachings. Further separating Hildegard from mystics, she did not live as an anchoress or as an aesthetic, using periods of extreme contemplation, isolation, and depravation to invoke her visions. Rather, Hildegard began having visions when she was still an infant. However, she chose not to reveal her visions to contemporaries until she was forty-two years of age.
Oxford dictionary of national biography, Jan 1, 2011
... Field of Research, 210304 Biography. Title of chapter, Wedgwood, Camilla Hildegarde (1901–195... more ... Field of Research, 210304 Biography. Title of chapter, Wedgwood, Camilla Hildegarde (1901–1955). Author(s), Wetherell, David. ... Access Statistics: 307 Abstract Views - Detailed Statistics. Created: Fri, 03 Jul 2009, 10:06:49 EST by Gabrielle Lamb - Detailed History. ...
... I. Baird, Joseph L. II. ... German assistance; to Rick Newton, for encour-agement and support... more ... I. Baird, Joseph L. II. ... German assistance; to Rick Newton, for encour-agement and support; to Marjorie Pagan, for photocopying, general helpful-ness, and unfailing pleasantness; to Baird's informal Latin groupAndy Wil-son, Filitsa and John Mullen, and Jeff Simcoxfor their ...
Experimental Gerontology, Jan 1, 1981
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Papers by Hildegarde Lamb