Táto autorka sa venuje stredovekej a rannej modernej európskej histórii, so zvláštnym zameraním na kresťanskú spiritualitu a mníšstvo v západnej Európe počas vrcholného stredoveku. Jej dielo skúma, ako mnísi a svetskí duchovní formovali rané križiacke hnutie a aké rituálne aspekty, vrátane vstupných obradov a pohrebných zvyklostí, ovplyvňovali život v kláštorných komunitách. Autorka sa venuje jedinečnému hlasu a literárnemu významu stredovekých tém a snaží sa odhaliť ich vplyv na formovanie kultúry.
Measuring research impact and engagement is a much debated topic in the UK and internationally. This book is the first to provide a critical review of the research impact agenda, situating it within international efforts to improve research utilisation.
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The monastic life, traditionally considered as an area of withdrawal from the world, is here shown to be shaped by metaphors of war, and to be actively engaged with battle in the world outside.