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A Call to Piety: St. Bonaventure's Collations on the Six Days (Studies in Franciscanism)

1 review
C. Colt, Ph.D. Anderson

Franciscan Press, 2003

Ground-Breaking Book
This is a ground-breaking book for Bonaventure scholarship. Colt Anderson has had the courage to plunge into Bonaventure's most complex work: the Collations on the Six Days. He is well suited for the challenge, considering his background as a Church historian who can discern the on-going dynamics of the Church reform between the Fourth Lateran Council in 1215 and the Second Council of Lyons in ...

Human-Animal Reconciliation: Franciscan Faith-based Interspecies Communications and Its Implications For ...

1 review, 2008

A Unique Resource
Daniel Salomon is a pioneer in the intersection of environmentalism and Christian theology and spirituality. Much environmentalism focuses on the functional interaction of different parts of nature. Salomon takes this concern to a deeper, relational level. His work focuses on the levels of communication that are possible between animals and humans, and the significance of such communication. His ...

Franciscanism, the Papacy, and Art in the Age of Giotto: Assisi and Rome (Giotto and the World of Early ...
Andrew Ladis

Routledge, 1998

This four-volume set provides the most comprehensive collection of modern scholarly literature on the artist and his work. Assembling writings that are as disparate as they are sometimes hard to retrieve, it permits readers to consider the state of scholarship on a variety of specific problems surround Giotto's life and sheds light on larger historical issue concerning early Italian art and culture. In doing so, the series lays bare the ...

Spirit and Life: A Journal of Contemporary Franciscanism (Volume 10)

Franciscan Institue Publications, 2000

Spirit and Life: A Journal of Contemporary Franciscanism serves as a vehile for the publication of papers presented at various conferences, symposia, and/or workshops that seek to bring the theology, philosophy, psychology, and history.