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Emotional Monasticism: Affective Piety in the Eleventh-Century Monastery of John of FeCamp Veterinary Medicine It emphasizes the importance ofEmotional monasticism challenges the traditional view of Christian devotion in the Middle Ages, suggesting that it originated in eleventh century monastic contexts and was practiced by mendicants, lay people, and women. Format: Hardback Length: 288 pages Publication date: 03 June 2019 Publisher: Manchester University Press Emotional piety, a deeply emotional form of Christian devotion, emerged in Europe during the twelfth century, primarily practiced