Repräsentation und Reenactment

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Volker Leppin explores late medieval piety. The key concepts of "representation" and "reenactment" describe God's presence as a given fact bound to certain places or persons on the one hand or as an active reenactment on the other hand. Based on a broad range of sources, the book introduces a new theoretical approach to the late Middle Ages.
Volker Leppin explores late medieval piety. The key concepts of "representation" and "reenactment" describe God's presence as a given fact bound to certain places or persons on the one hand or as an active reenactment on the other hand. Based on a broad range of sources, the book introduces a new theoretical approach to the late Middle Ages.

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Volker Leppin
Born 1966; studied Protestant Theology; 1994 PhD; 1997 habilitation; 2000-10 Chair of Church History in Jena; 2010-21 Chair of Church History in Tübingen; Horace Tracy Pitkin Professor of Historical Theology at Yale Divinity School.

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