The Reformation of the Twelfth Century

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Focusing on the late eleventh to the twelfth century, this book explores the evolution of religious thought and institutions, emphasizing the roles of monks, nuns, hermits, and various reform movements. It examines the interactions between reformers and their environments, delving into their motivations and spiritual practices as revealed in their writings. This study complements the author's earlier work by adopting a vertical approach to analyze the swift changes in religious life during this transformative period in history.