Catastrophes and the apocalyptic in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance /

In the twenty-first century, insurance companies still refer to "acts of God" for any accident or event not influenced by human beings: hurricanes, floods, hail, tsunamis, wildfires, earthquakes, tornados, lightning strikes, even falling trees. The remote origin of this concept can be trac...

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Corporate Author: Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Conference
Other Authors: Bjork, Robert E., 1949- (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Turnhout : Brepols, [2019]
Series:Arizona studies in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance ; v. 43.
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505 0 |a The rhetoric of catastrophe in eleventh-century medieval Ireland : the case of the Second Vision of Adomnán / Nicole Volmering -- The Virgin Mary and the last judgment in the old Norse-Icelandic Maríu saga / Daniel Najork -- Personalized eschatology and Lorraine apocalypses, ca. 1295-1320 / Karlyn Griffith -- William Langland's uncertain apocalyptic prophecy of the Davidic king / Kimberly Fonzo -- Res papirea and the catastrophic arrival of the antichrist / Alison Beringer -- Consider this tomb : an unedited Italian sonnet about death and final judgment / Fabian Alfie -- "The lesser day of resurrection" : Ottoman interpretations of the Istanbul earthquake of 1509 / H. Erdem Çipa -- Pieter Bruegel's Towers of Babel : spirals toward destruction / Catherine Shultz McFarland -- Inhuman rage : linguistic apocalypse in a sixteenth-century Huguenot poetic commemoration of the sack of Lyon / Evan J. Bibbee -- Fire in the sky : celestial omens of catastrophe in a French renaissance painting / Katrina Klaasmeyer -- The wrath of God and the soul on trial : late medieval and Puritan eschatological fears and the clerical uses of apocalyptical imagery / Joanna Miles (Ludwikowska) -- The apocalyptic legacy of pseudo-Ephraem in Russia : the Sermon on the Antichrist / J. Eugene Clay. 
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