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Sixteenth and seventeenth century Spanish and French mysticism, part 2
Abstract
deCerteau discusses the development of mysticism in Spain and France.
Description
Recorded in Ithaca, NY by Cornell University., Sponsored by: Society for the Humanities., Lecture, September 19, 1984. 120 minutes
Date Issued
1984-09-19Subject
Mysticism; Spain--History--16th century; Spain--History--17th century; France--History--16th century; France--History--17th century 1500 - 1699
Type
sound
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