Ego Trouble

Denkschriften der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 385. Band

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ISBN-13	978-3-7001-6490-6
ISBN-13 Online	978-3-7001-6872-0
Subject Area	Medieval Studies
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Richard Corradini, Matthew Gillis, Rosamond McKitterick, Irene van Renswoude

Preliminaries

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Richard Corradini, Matthew Gillis, Rosamond McKitterick, Irene van Renswoude

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Richard Corradini, Matthew Gillis, Rosamond McKitterick, Irene van Renswoude

Foreword

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Walter Pohl

Introduction: Ego trouble?

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Kate Cooper

“If your delight is in souls, love them in God”: Augustine of Hippo, religious identity, and the relational self

page 23

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Richard Corradini

Die Kehrseite des Diskurses. Zur Un(mit)teilbarkeit des Individuums bei Augustinus

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Thomas E. Kitchen

Sidonius Apollinaris.

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Conrad Leyser

Pope Gregory the Great: Ego-trouble or identity politics?

page 67

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Kurt Smolak

Omnia passus – die Leiden des Eugenius von Toledo. Zu den Gedichten 5, 13–19, 101 Alberto

page 79

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Yitzhak Hen

A Visigothic king in search of an identity – Sisebutus Gothorum gloriosissimus princeps

page 89

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Paul Hilliard

The Venerable Bede as scholar, gentile, and preacher

page 101

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Walter Pohl

Paul the Deacon – between sacci and marsuppia

page 111

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Ian N. Wood

Categorising the cynocephali

page 125

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Mary Garrison

An aspect of Alcuin: ‘Tuus Albinus’ – peevish egotist? or parrhesiast?

page 137

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David Ganz

Einhard: identities and silences.

page 153

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Shane Bobrycki

Nigellus, Ausulus: self-promotion, self-suppression and Carolingian ideology in the poetry of Ermold

page 161

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Stuart Airlie

I, Agobard, unworthy bishop

page 175

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Mayke De Jong

Becoming Jeremiah: Paschasius Radbertus on Wala, himself and others

page 185

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Matthew Bryan Gillis

Noble and Saxon: the meaning of Gottschalk of Orbais’ ethnicity at the Synod of Mainz, 829.

page 197

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Régine Le Jan

The multiple identities of Dhuoda

page 211

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Cristina La Rocca

Angelberga, Louis’s II wife, and her will (877).

page 221

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Irene van Renswoude

The sincerety of fiction. Rather and the quest for self-knowledge

page 227

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Rob Meens

In the mirror of Eusebius. The episcopal identity of Atto of Vercelli

page 243

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Ian N. Wood

Shoes and a fish dinner: the troubled thoughts of Bruno of Querfurt

page 249

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Hans-Werner Goetz

Die Chronik Thietmars von Merseburg als Ego-Dokument: ein Bischof mit gespaltenem Selbstverständnis

page 259

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Rosamond McKitterick

Conclusion

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Richard Corradini, Matthew Gillis, Rosamond McKitterick, Irene van Renswoude

Abbreviations, Bibliography, Primary sources, Literature

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Richard Corradini, Matthew Gillis, Rosamond McKitterick, Irene van Renswoude

Index

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Ego Trouble

Denkschriften der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 385. Band

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Preliminaries

Table of contents

Foreword

Introduction: Ego trouble?

“If your delight is in souls, love them in God”: Augustine of Hippo, religious identity, and the relational self

Die Kehrseite des Diskurses. Zur Un(mit)teilbarkeit des Individuums bei Augustinus

Sidonius Apollinaris.

Pope Gregory the Great: Ego-trouble or identity politics?

Omnia passus – die Leiden des Eugenius von Toledo. Zu den Gedichten 5, 13–19, 101 Alberto

A Visigothic king in search of an identity – Sisebutus Gothorum gloriosissimus princeps

The Venerable Bede as scholar, gentile, and preacher

Paul the Deacon – between sacci and marsuppia

Categorising the cynocephali

An aspect of Alcuin: ‘Tuus Albinus’ – peevish egotist? or parrhesiast?

Einhard: identities and silences.

Nigellus, Ausulus: self-promotion, self-suppression and Carolingian ideology in the poetry of Ermold

I, Agobard, unworthy bishop

Becoming Jeremiah: Paschasius Radbertus on Wala, himself and others

Noble and Saxon: the meaning of Gottschalk of Orbais’ ethnicity at the Synod of Mainz, 829.

The multiple identities of Dhuoda

Angelberga, Louis’s II wife, and her will (877).

The sincerety of fiction. Rather and the quest for self-knowledge

In the mirror of Eusebius. The episcopal identity of Atto of Vercelli

Shoes and a fish dinner: the troubled thoughts of Bruno of Querfurt

Die Chronik Thietmars von Merseburg als Ego-Dokument: ein Bischof mit gespaltenem Selbstverständnis

Conclusion

Abbreviations, Bibliography, Primary sources, Literature

Index