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Contents 6 Preface and Acknowledgements 10 Notes on Editions and Translations of Anselm’s Works and Other Abbreviations 14 Contributors 15 Introduction 18 Prologue Anselm in Community 28 Chapter 1 Anselm of Canterbury’s De concordia Context, Structures, and Community 30 Part 1 Reading Anselm’s Environment: Justice, Evil, and Love 56 Chapter 2 Anselm and Gilbert Crispin about Justice and RedemptionTracing Developments in Soteriological Thinking at the End of the Eleventh Century 58 Chapter 3 The Proslogion, Gilbert Crispin, and the Cur Deus homo Anselm and the Problems of the Incarnation 73 Chapter 4 Anselm and Odo of Tournai on God and Evil 88 Chapter 5 Anselmian Themes and Anti-Anselmian Stances in Ralph of Battle’s Philosophical Theology 95 Part 2 Reading Anselm’s Environment: Politics, Canterbury and Literature 118 Chapter 6 St Anselm and Gundulf of Rochester Brothers of Bec, One in Heart and Soul 120 Chapter 7 St Anselm and Friendship with Women Matilda of Tuscany 139 Chapter 8 Reading Eadmer of Canterbury in Light of Anselm 150 Chapter 9 Leading Everything Irregular in England Back to Due Order The Probable Theories behind Archbishop Anselm’s Political Endeavours 169 Chapter 1

Author

Margaret Healy-Varley;Giles Gasper;George Younge;

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