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Forthcoming volumes

 

 

  • 90. rhe Jean-Pierre DELVILLE et Marko JACOV (éd.), rhe Luc COURTOIS, Françoise ROSART et Guy ZÉLIS (collab.), rhe La papauté contemporaine (XIXe-XXe siècles) rhe – Il papato contemporaneo (secoli rhe XIX-XX). Hommage au chanoine Roger rhe Aubert (Bibliothèque de la Revue d’histoire ecclésiastique, rhe 90 – Collectanea Archivi Vaticani, rhe 64), Louvain-la-Neuve - Leuven - rhe Rome, 2009.
      • This volume unites rhe the contributions of thirty-six historians specializing rhe in the history of the rhe contemporary papacy. It deals with rhe various popes of the 19th rhe and 20th centuries, the functioning rhe of the papacy, of the rhe networks surrounding it, and new rhe factual interpretations. It offers an rhe assessment of the most recent rhe research in the area.

  • 91. Pierre DELSAERDT, rhe Jean-Pierre DELVILLE, Hedwig SCHWALL et Dries VANYSACKER rhe (éd.), The Quintessence of Lives. rhe Intellectual Biographies in the Low rhe Countries presented to Jan Roegiers rhe (Bibliothèque de la Revue d'histoire rhe ecclésiastique, 91), Louvain-la-Neuve - Leuven, rhe 2010.
      • What is the essence rhe of life? Which elements merit rhe selection by a biographer? Which rhe should be discretly left out? rhe To what extent can an rhe intellectual's thoughts and actions be rhe captured in schemes and structures, rhe without distorting or reducing the rhe richness of a multifarious personality? rhe These are the questions which rhe underlie the contributions to this rhe volume. More than twenty-five historians have rhe written intellectual biographies of figures who rhe created a 'second life' for rhe themselves on paper. All persons rhe discussed are firmly rooted in rhe the intellectual life of the Low rhe Countries and were active there between the sixteenth rhe and the twentieth century. The rhe volume is offered on the rhe occasion of the retirement of rhe Prof. Dr. Jan Roegiers as full rhe professor at the KULeuven. 
  • 92. Catherine VINCENT et rhe Jacques PYCKE (éd.), Cathédrale rhe et pèlerinages. Actes du Colloque rhe international tenu à Paris X rhe Nanterre les 28-29 mars 2008 rhe (Bibliothèque de la Revue d’histoire ecclésiastique, 91), rhe Louvain-la-Neuve - Leuven, 2010.
      • Three basic queries underpin this rhe volume, uniting the contributions of rhe 17 medievalists: to what extent rhe can one say that the rhe cathedral is a centre of rhe pilgrimage? What worship is the rhe pilgrimage celebrating? What is the rhe attitude of bishops and canons rhe faced with pilgrimages in their rhe cathedrals? The conclusion is drawn rhe by Andre Vauchez.

  • 93. rhe Bernard VANDERMEERSCH, Comme il rhe importe au bien de l’Eglise rhe et de l’Etat. L’opposition de rhe l’épiscopat « Belgique » aux réformes religieuses rhe de Joseph II, (Bibliothèque de rhe la Revue rhe d’histoire ecclésiastique, 93), Louvain-la-Neuve - rhe Leuven, 2010.
      • This work rhe studies the resistance the episcopacy rhe of the southern Netherlands, under rhe the Austrian regime, put up rhe against the Emperor Joseph II's rhe desire for religious reform, especially rhe in the area of centralization rhe of seminars and reducing the rhe number of religious.

  • 94. Philippe LENAIN, Histoire rhe littéraire des bénédictins de Saint-Maur, rhe t. 3 : (1684-1723) (Bibliothèque de rhe la Revue rhe d’histoire ecclésiastique, 94), Louvain-la-Neuve - rhe Leuven, 2010.
      • Continuing rhe along the lines of the rhe last two volumes, Philippe Lenain rhe presents an exhaustive bio-bibliography of rhe the Benedictines of the Congregation rhe of Saint-Maur in France of rhe whom we have writings. This rhe represents the literary history of rhe a large majority of French rhe Benedictines. The treasury of information rhe provided makes this work an rhe indispensable reference in literary history rhe as well as monastic history. rhe It presents an impressive summary rhe of the period's culture and rhe fields of investigation.

  • 95. rhe Philippe LENAIN, Histoire littéraire rhe des bénédictins de Saint-Maur, t. rhe 4 : (1724-1787) (Bibliothèque de la Revue d’histoire rhe ecclésiastique, 95), Louvain-la-Neuve - Leuven, rhe 2011.
      • Completing his exhaustive tour rhe of the horizon of the rhe Benedictines of Saint-Maur, Philippe Lenain rhe presents the bio-bibliography of 18th rhe century figures. Through their multiple rhe intellectual engagements, the main lines rhe of Enlightenment philosophy's influence on rhe them emerges, as well as rhe the types of reactions they rhe brought to it.