<b><em>Paradisus corporalis est quies claustralis</em>: uses and meanings of the Benedictine cloister in the Medieval West</b> - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v33i1.12491
Abstract
The cloister of a Benedictine monastery is one of its most privileged and typical places. However, the word for this place did not always have the same meaning, and that space has not always met the same uses. It is our goal here to study the cloister in the context of the medieval West, paying attention to the genesis of the term and the relations this place holds in the religious imaginary of that time and the daily lives of Benedictine monksDownloads
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