Klosterfrauen Frauenkloster
Eine künstlerische Untersuchung zu Frauenklöstern im Wandel
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Author
Contributions
- Ulrike Rose - Editor
- Edward Beierle - Photographer
- Ulrike Myrzik - Photographer
- Prof. Dr. Uta Leimgruber - Contributor
- Dr. Christoph Kürzeder - Contributor
and 5 more
- Dr. Uwe Koch - Contributor
- Dr. Ulrike Wendland - Contributor
- Miriam Seifert-Waibel - Proofreader
- Herburg Weiland - Typesetter
- Dirk Gerecke - Lithography
Publication
2022 - Jovis, Berlin, Deutschland
Language
German
Word Count
44,000 words, Guess
Page Count
176 pages
Physical Format
Broschur
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL34926512M
- ISBN-139783868596069
- OCLC Control Number1349704048
- OCLC Control Number1314904484
- Goodreads59397493
and 1 more
- GoogledQTEywEACAAJ
Classifications
- DDC255.9 [DDC23ger]
Alternate Titles
- Klosterfrauen Frauenkloster - eine Annäherung
Description
After the Schlehdorf monastery became too big for the aging Dominican sisters, they collectively decided to sell the building and move into a newly built extension. Artist Jutta Görlich, photographer Ulrike Myrzik, and cultural manager Ulrike Rose visited the Schlehdorf sisters and other female convents gripped by the process of change. In the book, they explore the present-day disappearance of these convents, photograph the transformations the institutions are undergoing, and carry out interviews with those who live there. The book not only reveals the paths that these shrinking communities chart when their dwellings become too large, but also what happens to the former monastery and the significance that spatial change can have for monastic coexistence. Without romanticizing its subject or focusing on monastic traditions, the book looks at contemporary ways of life in convents and the future of these centuries-old landmarks that continue to decisively shape our cultural landscape.
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