 Rothschild CanticlesThe Rothschild Canticles New Haven, Yale Beinecke Library MS 404 f. 84r Three persons of the Trinity |  Rothschild Canticles 104rThe Rothschild Canticles New Haven, Yale Beinecke Library MS 404 f. 104r Unity of the Trinity |
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 Rothschild Canticles 106rThe Rothschild Canticles New Haven, Yale Beinecke Library MS 404 f. 106r Trinity as Union |  Rothschild Canticles 61rThe Rothschild Canticles New Haven, Yale Beinecke Library MS 404 f. 61r Infant Christ and Mary |
 Rothschild Canticles 64rThe Rothschild Canticles New Haven, Yale Beinecke Library MS 404 f. 64r Woman clothed in the sun, from Revelation. |  Rothschild Canticles 53rThe Rothschild Canticles New Haven, Yale Beinecke Library MS 404 f. 53r |
Caroline Walker Bynum
Christian Materiality:
An Essay on Religion in Late Medieval Europe
Introduction(s)
With Christopher Roman, Jennifer Feltman, and Angela Bennett Segler
Primary sources discussed include:
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St. Foy in Conques
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The Rothschild Canticles (pictured here)
Yale, Beinecke Library MS 404
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The Book of Margery Kempe
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Julian of Norwich
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Bernard of Clairvaux
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Gregory of Nissa
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Augustine
Chapter One: Visual Matter
With Christopher Roman, Jennifer Feltman, and Angela Bennett Segler
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Topics discussed include:
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Medieval Image Theory
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Medieval O.O.O. : the object always withdraws from complete human knowledge
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Seeing and not seeing in reliquaries
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Interactive Art: Use/Appropriation/Misuse
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Art and Optics
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Living Matter
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Matter = "that which changes"