Prophétie féminine et autorité institutionnelle dans l’État de Savoie à l’époque moderne: hypothèses de recherche

Historians of Renaissance Italy have studied groups of women who were seen as prophetic visionaries in princely courts. These « courtly prophetesses » have been studied as part of the princes’ court, medium between lords and their subjects, thanks to their visions and prophecies. In my article I set...

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Main Author: Elisabetta Lurgo
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Association Mnémosyne
Series:Genre & Histoire
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/genrehistoire/1943
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description Historians of Renaissance Italy have studied groups of women who were seen as prophetic visionaries in princely courts. These « courtly prophetesses » have been studied as part of the princes’ court, medium between lords and their subjects, thanks to their visions and prophecies. In my article I set out to analyse the role of female prophecy and vision in the Savoy Estate, between the XVIth and XVIIIth centuries: the ultimate aim is to try and underline the relationship between prophetical charisma and institutional authority in the early modern era. The starting point, therefore, is the representation and definition of power, understood as a constant interpenetration between aristocratic and court rituals and local practices.
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spelling doaj.art-37e6baf1b25a4763baf4f801664c80722024-02-14T10:20:01ZfraAssociation MnémosyneGenre & Histoire2102-58861410.4000/genrehistoire.1943Prophétie féminine et autorité institutionnelle dans l’État de Savoie à l’époque moderne: hypothèses de rechercheElisabetta LurgoHistorians of Renaissance Italy have studied groups of women who were seen as prophetic visionaries in princely courts. These « courtly prophetesses » have been studied as part of the princes’ court, medium between lords and their subjects, thanks to their visions and prophecies. In my article I set out to analyse the role of female prophecy and vision in the Savoy Estate, between the XVIth and XVIIIth centuries: the ultimate aim is to try and underline the relationship between prophetical charisma and institutional authority in the early modern era. The starting point, therefore, is the representation and definition of power, understood as a constant interpenetration between aristocratic and court rituals and local practices.https://journals.openedition.org/genrehistoire/1943Female prophecySavoy stateXVIth - XVIIIth centuries
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Prophétie féminine et autorité institutionnelle dans l’État de Savoie à l’époque moderne: hypothèses de recherche
Genre & Histoire
Female prophecy
Savoy state
XVIth - XVIIIth centuries
title Prophétie féminine et autorité institutionnelle dans l’État de Savoie à l’époque moderne: hypothèses de recherche
title_full Prophétie féminine et autorité institutionnelle dans l’État de Savoie à l’époque moderne: hypothèses de recherche
title_fullStr Prophétie féminine et autorité institutionnelle dans l’État de Savoie à l’époque moderne: hypothèses de recherche
title_full_unstemmed Prophétie féminine et autorité institutionnelle dans l’État de Savoie à l’époque moderne: hypothèses de recherche
title_short Prophétie féminine et autorité institutionnelle dans l’État de Savoie à l’époque moderne: hypothèses de recherche
title_sort prophetie feminine et autorite institutionnelle dans l etat de savoie a l epoque moderne hypotheses de recherche
topic Female prophecy
Savoy state
XVIth - XVIIIth centuries
url https://journals.openedition.org/genrehistoire/1943
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