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Was bedeutet Klosterkultur? Eine Definition. von Martin Erdmann. Die Klosterkultur zeigt sich historisch als Erfahrungshorizont, der trotz aller Wellenbewegungen eine große Beständigkeit aufweist, wie auch als Experimentalraum, denn im Laufe der Geschichte – gestern wie heute – haben Klöster auf ihre Zeit reagiert und standen in Wechselwirkung mit der Zeit.

What does monastic culture mean? A definition. by Martin Erdmann. Historically, monastic culture reveals itself as a horizon of experience, which, despite all the wave movements, shows great consistency, and also as an experimental space, because in the course of history – yesterday as today – monasteries have reacted to and interacted with their times.

Dennoch ist Klosterkultur bedroht, weil seit geraumer Zeit in vielen Klöstern der Nachwuchs ausgeblieben ist. In den letzten 50 Jahren hat die Zahl der Ordensleute insgesamt um 40 (Männer) beziehungsweise 45 (Frauen) abgenommen. Sicherlich, unbemerkt schließt so manches Kloster, weil der Nachwuchs fehlt.

The monastery garden since the 19th century– preserving tradition and exploring new routes. After the social upheavals and the expropriation of the monasteries, new communities begin to emerge in the 19th and 20th centuries, which also maintain the cultural heritage of the monastery gardens. Today, many monasteries are no longer inhabited by ...

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Windesheimer Klosterkultur um 1500: Vita, Werk und Lebenswelt des Rutger Sycamber.Andreas Beriger. Helen Rolfson

Rutger Sycamber from Vernay (1456-1514?) joined the Windesheim congregation at the age of 20. But instead of remaining at his chosen monastery (Höningen in central Germany) he elected to divide his time between a considerable number of monasteries in his own chapter over a period of more than 10 years. In 1494 he took to writing, completing close on 200 books in the further course of his life ...

Welterbestätte im Bodensee: Im frühen Mittelalter gehört die Reichenau zu den wichtigsten Zentren von Kunst, Wissenschaft und Politik.

For the opening of the new permanent exhibition in the Landes-museum für Klosterkultur, a large-scale interactive media installation shows what a coenobite had to leave behind upon entering a monastery. By passing the monastery gates, the visitor can experience how the media noise slowly fades away. To demonstrate the “before” and “after ...