Incunabula in Communities of Canonesses Regular and Tertiaries Related to the Devotio Moderna

A. Dlabačová, P. Stoop
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This contribution discusses the hitherto overlooked ownership of the earliest printed books (incunabula) by Netherlandish female religious communities of tertiaries and canonesses regular connected to the religious reform movement of the Devotio moderna. Studies of book ownership and book collections in these communities have tended to focus on manuscripts. From the last decades of the fifteenth century onwards, however, these religious women increasingly came in contact with printed books, even though the involvement of the Devotio moderna with the printing press was limited. The discussion focuses on the channels via which tertiaries and canonesses acquired books produced by commercially operating printers, the ways in which incunabula affected what these (semi-)religious women read, as well as the ratio between printed books in Latin and the vernacular, and their function(s) within these communities. Thus the essay intends to sketch a preliminary image of the role of incunabula in female convents, and advocates a more inclusive approach of female religious book ownership.
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与现代灵修有关的修女、正规修女和三级修女团体中的圣职
这篇文章讨论了迄今为止被忽视的荷兰女性宗教团体对最早印刷书籍(incunabula)的所有权,这些书籍通常与现代宗教改革运动有关。对这些社区的图书所有权和图书收藏的研究往往集中在手稿上。然而,从15世纪的最后几十年开始,这些宗教女性越来越多地接触印刷书籍,尽管现代人对印刷机的参与有限。讨论的重点是国王和牧师获得商业运营的印刷商生产的书籍的渠道,incunabula影响这些(半)宗教女性阅读的方式,以及拉丁语和白话文印刷书籍之间的比例,以及它们在这些社区中的作用。因此,本文试图勾勒出incunabula在女性修道院中的角色的初步形象,并倡导一种更具包容性的女性宗教书籍所有权方法。
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期刊介绍: Quærendo is a leading peer-reviewed journal in the world of manuscripts and books. It contains a selection of scholarly articles connected with the Low Countries. Particular emphasis is given to codicology and palaeography, printing from around 1500 until present times, humanism, book publishers and libraries, typography, bibliophily and book binding. Since 1971 Quærendo has been establishing itself as a forum for contributions from the Low Countries concerning the history of books. Its appearance in the great libraries of the world as well as on the book shelves of individual professors and scholars, shows it to be an invaluable reference work for their research.
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