Petrarch's humanist writing and Carthusian monasticism

Petrarch's humanist writing and Carthusian monasticism

by Demetrio S. Yocum

Book 26 of Medieval church studies --

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Of the long line of renowned and anti-scholastic intellectuals who were attracted to Carthusian circles, Petrarch was undoubtedly the first. By revealing the Carthusian imprint on Petrarch's thought as well as elements of Carthusian spirituality present in his texts, this book argues that Carthusianism was an essential component of Petrarch's Christian humanism and hermeneutics of the self.

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