Curriculum
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This course examines the redefinition of models of female sanctity between the nineteenth and twenty-first centuries, within a context marked by secularization, the emergence of mass society, transformations in women's roles, and the major political crises of the twentieth century. Through autobiographical sources, ecclesiastical documentation, and historical scholarship, the course will explore the ways in which female sanctity has been reinterpreted in the contemporary world, as well as the relationship between religious experience, social engagement, and public witness.
G. P. Maggioni., La santità in Occidente. Introduzione all’agiografia medievale, Carocci, Roma 2021 selected chapters)
Further bibliography willl be provided during the course
Fruizione: 20702465-2 STORIA DEL CRISTIANESIMO E DELLE CHIESE II L.M. in Religioni, Culture, Storia LM-64 N0 NOCE CARLA
Programme
Women and Female Saints (19th-21st Centuries)This course examines the redefinition of models of female sanctity between the nineteenth and twenty-first centuries, within a context marked by secularization, the emergence of mass society, transformations in women's roles, and the major political crises of the twentieth century. Through autobiographical sources, ecclesiastical documentation, and historical scholarship, the course will explore the ways in which female sanctity has been reinterpreted in the contemporary world, as well as the relationship between religious experience, social engagement, and public witness.
Prerequisiti
Prerequisites: Those who have not previously taken a course in the History of Christianity will receive supplementary materialsCore Documentation
G. P. Maggioni., La santità in Occidente. Introduzione all’agiografia medievale, Carocci, Roma 2021 selected chapters)
Further bibliography willl be provided during the course
Attendance
Attendance is strongly recommended. Students who are unable to attend classes are required to contact the instructor in order to obtain the course materials.Type of evaluation
Assessment will consist of an oral examination based on the required bibliography and the texts discussed during the course. In addition, students will be evaluated on an in-class presentation on a topic related to the course theme and on a written paper developing that topic, prepared according to the guidelines that will be explained during the lectures. teacher profile teaching materials
This course examines the redefinition of models of female sanctity between the nineteenth and twenty-first centuries, within a context marked by secularization, the emergence of mass society, transformations in women's roles, and the major political crises of the twentieth century. Through autobiographical sources, ecclesiastical documentation, and historical scholarship, the course will explore the ways in which female sanctity has been reinterpreted in the contemporary world, as well as the relationship between religious experience, social engagement, and public witness.
G. P. Maggioni., La santità in Occidente. Introduzione all’agiografia medievale, Carocci, Roma 2021 selected chapters)
Further bibliography willl be provided during the course
Fruizione: 20702465-2 STORIA DEL CRISTIANESIMO E DELLE CHIESE II L.M. in Religioni, Culture, Storia LM-64 N0 NOCE CARLA
Programme
Women and Female Saints (19th-21st Centuries)This course examines the redefinition of models of female sanctity between the nineteenth and twenty-first centuries, within a context marked by secularization, the emergence of mass society, transformations in women's roles, and the major political crises of the twentieth century. Through autobiographical sources, ecclesiastical documentation, and historical scholarship, the course will explore the ways in which female sanctity has been reinterpreted in the contemporary world, as well as the relationship between religious experience, social engagement, and public witness.
Prerequisiti
Prerequisites: Those who have not previously taken a course in the History of Christianity will receive supplementary materialsCore Documentation
G. P. Maggioni., La santità in Occidente. Introduzione all’agiografia medievale, Carocci, Roma 2021 selected chapters)
Further bibliography willl be provided during the course
Attendance
Attendance is strongly recommended. Students who are unable to attend classes are required to contact the instructor in order to obtain the course materials.Type of evaluation
Assessment will consist of an oral examination based on the required bibliography and the texts discussed during the course. In addition, students will be evaluated on an in-class presentation on a topic related to the course theme and on a written paper developing that topic, prepared according to the guidelines that will be explained during the lectures. teacher profile teaching materials
This course examines the redefinition of models of female sanctity between the nineteenth and twenty-first centuries, within a context marked by secularization, the emergence of mass society, transformations in women's roles, and the major political crises of the twentieth century. Through autobiographical sources, ecclesiastical documentation, and historical scholarship, the course will explore the ways in which female sanctity has been reinterpreted in the contemporary world, as well as the relationship between religious experience, social engagement, and public witness.
G. P. Maggioni., La santità in Occidente. Introduzione all’agiografia medievale, Carocci, Roma 2021 selected chapters)
Further bibliography willl be provided during the course
Fruizione: 20702465-2 STORIA DEL CRISTIANESIMO E DELLE CHIESE II L.M. in Religioni, Culture, Storia LM-64 N0 NOCE CARLA
Programme
Women and Female Saints (19th-21st Centuries)This course examines the redefinition of models of female sanctity between the nineteenth and twenty-first centuries, within a context marked by secularization, the emergence of mass society, transformations in women's roles, and the major political crises of the twentieth century. Through autobiographical sources, ecclesiastical documentation, and historical scholarship, the course will explore the ways in which female sanctity has been reinterpreted in the contemporary world, as well as the relationship between religious experience, social engagement, and public witness.
Prerequisiti
Prerequisites: Those who have not previously taken a course in the History of Christianity will receive supplementary materialsCore Documentation
G. P. Maggioni., La santità in Occidente. Introduzione all’agiografia medievale, Carocci, Roma 2021 selected chapters)
Further bibliography willl be provided during the course
Attendance
Attendance is strongly recommended. Students who are unable to attend classes are required to contact the instructor in order to obtain the course materials.Type of evaluation
Assessment will consist of an oral examination based on the required bibliography and the texts discussed during the course. In addition, students will be evaluated on an in-class presentation on a topic related to the course theme and on a written paper developing that topic, prepared according to the guidelines that will be explained during the lectures.