Showings

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Showings is a seminal medieval Christian mystical text by Julian of Norwich, recounting and interpreting her visionary revelations of Christ’s love and suffering.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian mystical text
devotional literature
medieval religious work
theological treatise
alternativeName A Revelation of Love NERFINISHED
Revelations of Divine Love NERFINISHED
associatedPerson Julian of Norwich NERFINISHED
associatedPlace Norwich NERFINISHED
audience Christians seeking contemplative insight
author Julian of Norwich NERFINISHED
century 14th century
countryOfOrigin England
emphasizes God’s courtesy and gentleness
form first-person narrative
genre mystical literature
visionary narrative
historicalSignificance earliest known book in English by a woman
influenceOn Christian spirituality
English mystical tradition
feminist theology
modern contemplative practice
keyTheme Christ as mother
hope and trust in God
the meaning of suffering
unconditional love of God
“all shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well”
language Middle English NERFINISHED
liturgicalUse spiritual reading
longTextCharacteristic expanded theological reflection
manuscriptTradition long text version
short text version
numberOfVisions 16
portrays intimate relationship between soul and Christ
religion Christianity
settingDescribed a deathly illness of the author
shortTextCharacteristic more immediate account of visions
structure series of visions and interpretations
subject contemplative prayer
divine love
providence of God
the problem of evil NERFINISHED
the suffering of Christ
theology of grace
theology of sin
visions of Christ
theologicalPerspective emphasis on divine love over wrath
optimistic eschatology
timeOfVisionsDescribed 1373
tradition Catholic mysticism

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Julian of Norwich notableWork Showings