Women religious virtuosae from the middle ages: a case pattern and analytic model of types.
From: Sociology of Religion
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Date: 3/22/2002
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Author: Walters, Barbara R.
Five women religious exemplars representative of the variation in religious expression within and outside the fold of die thirteenth-century ecclesia were selected for analysis. Narratives were constructed for each case. Each narrative focuses on the distinctive features judged significant in die constitution of a case pattern or prototype. From these an array of analytic concepts was selected and applied to each exemplar. The methodological approach enables preservation of the empirical ...
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