A Vadstena Preacher Using 'Cut and Paste'.

The article discusses how priest-brother Johannes Borquardi at Vadstena Abbey, Sweden use and overstepped the boundary between model sermon collection and personal manuscript. It cites that Borquadi used his sources and elegantly paste them in his quotations which provide references on the books tha...

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Publicado en:Medieval Sermon Studies Vol. 55; pp. 45 - 55
Autor principal: Hedlund, Monica
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Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd 2011
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