Entre memoria et conscience aristocratique : femmes, art et religion dans le Royaume de Sicile (XIe-1ère moitié XIIIe siècle)

Soustre de Condat, Bérangère
(2009)

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  • Soustre de Condat, BérangèreUCLouvain
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Van den Abeele, Baudouin
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Dekoninck, Ralph
Abstract
(en) In the Realm of Sicily, the religious patronage begun by the women of the dynasties Norman and Hohenstaufen underlies the question of the assertion of the individual in the medieval society. As in the iconographic representations of the queens and the princesses, these actions emphasize more the power of the aristocratic lady than her membership in the feminine genre.But the feminine patronage is also connected to the question of the memory of the nobility; the individual defining itself with regard to a group formed by deaths and by alive, the remembrance of the disappeared ancestors also participates in the creation of an aristocratic report conveyed by the women.
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  • Institution iconUCLouvainFLTR/ARKE - D��partement d'archéologie et d'histoire de l'art

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Soustre de Condat, B. (2009). Entre memoria et conscience aristocratique : femmes, art et religion dans le Royaume de Sicile (XIe-1ère moitié XIIIe siècle). https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/36329