Description: Interdisciplinary in scope, the essays in this book explore the dynamic and shifting relationships between texts, art, architecture, sermons, history, ritual, space, and place as they pertain to the Dominican and Franciscan religious orders from the later Middle Ages through the early modern period (c. 1200-1700).
Review Quotes: "This superb collection is further proof, if any were needed, that we are living in exciting times for the study of mendicant orders in the medieval and early modern era." --Linda Burke, Elmhurst College, The Medieval Review 18.05.011