Caterina of Siena in the Writings of Observant Poor Clares: Caterina Vigri and Battista of Varano
- Silvia Serventi (author)
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Title | Caterina of Siena in the Writings of Observant Poor Clares: Caterina Vigri and Battista of Varano |
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Contributor | Silvia Serventi (author) |
DOI | https://doi.org/10.54195/XFRB6134_CH04 |
License | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ |
Publisher | Radboud University Press |
Published on | 2023-08-09 |
Long abstract | This chapter charts the reception of the letters of Caterina of Siena, herself a very important propagator of Observant reforms (notably within a Dominican ambiance) and a new model of Observant spirituality, in the writings of other Observant spokes(wo)men. The chapters focuses in particular on traces of such reception in the writings of the Clarissan abbesses Caterina Vigri and Camilla Battista of Varano, who were instrumental in creating an Observant Clarissan identity in fifteenth-century Italy. |
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Silvia Serventi
(author)Silvia Serventi graduated in Classics at the University of Bologna in 1998 with a dissertation entitled <i>Prediche per le monache di San Giorgio di Lucca</i>; she obtained the PhD in Italian studies at the University of Turin in 2005; she has benefited from various scholarships including the “Borsa di studio Vittore Branca” at the Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa between 2008 and 2009. She edited Giordano da Pisa’s<i> Avventuale fiorentino</i>, the letters of spiritual direction by Girolamo da Siena and Bianco da Siena’s complete collection of<i> laudi</i>. She has dealt with the writings of the Poor Clares of the Observance, editing the volume with minor works by Caterina Vigri and the Latin and vernacular text of the <i>Trattato della purità del cuore</i> by Battista da Varano. She teaches Art history at the high school and deals with Italian religious literature of the late Middle Ages and the early modern age. She collaborates with the <i>Istituto Storico Italiano per il Medio Evo</i> on the project for the edition of Catherine of Siena’s letters.