Joan Mueller, Ph.D., Duquesne University, is Professor of Systemic Theology and Christian Spirituality at Creighton University. She has published numerous books on Clare of Assisi and Francis of Assisi as well as works on prayer and on women and theology.Nancy B. Warren, Ph.D. (1997), Indiana University, is Professor of English at Texas A&M University. She has published three monographs on medieval and early modern female spirituality and numerous articles on later medieval literature and culture.

• Author BiographiesList of IllustrationsIntroduction1 The Life and Afterlives of St. Colette of Corbie: Religion, Politics, and Networks of PowerNancy Bradley Warren2The Dukes and Duchesses of Burgundy as Benefactors of Colette of Corbie and the Colettine Poor ClaresMonique Sommé3But Where to Draw the Line? Colette of Corbie, Joan of Arc and the ExpandingBoundaries of Women's Leadership in the Fifteenth CenturyJane Marie Pinzino4Colette of Corbie and the de observantia Franciscan Reforms in the First Half of the Fifteenth CenturyLudovic Viallet5Colette of Corbie and the "Privilege of Poverty"Joan Mueller6Imaging and Imagining Colette of Corbie: An Illuminated Version of Pierre de Vaux's Vie de ColetteAndrea Pearson7Colette of Corbie: Cult and CanonizationAnna CampbellBibliographyIndex

Joan Mueller, Ph.D., Duquesne University, is Professor of Systemic Theology and Christian Spirituality at Creighton University. She has published numerous books on Clare of Assisi and Francis of Assisi as well as works on prayer and on women and theology.Nancy B. Warren, Ph.D. (1997), Indiana University, is Professor of English at Texas A&M University. She has published three monographs on medieval and early modern female spirituality and numerous articles on later medieval literature and culture.

• Author BiographiesList of IllustrationsIntroduction1 The Life and Afterlives of St. Colette of Corbie: Religion, Politics, and Networks of PowerNancy Bradley Warren2The Dukes and Duchesses of Burgundy as Benefactors of Colette of Corbie and the Colettine Poor ClaresMonique Sommé3But Where to Draw the Line? Colette of Corbie, Joan of Arc and the ExpandingBoundaries of Women's Leadership in the Fifteenth CenturyJane Marie Pinzino4Colette of Corbie and the de observantia Franciscan Reforms in the First Half of the Fifteenth CenturyLudovic Viallet5Colette of Corbie and the "Privilege of Poverty"Joan Mueller6Imaging and Imagining Colette of Corbie: An Illuminated Version of Pierre de Vaux's Vie de ColetteAndrea Pearson7Colette of Corbie: Cult and CanonizationAnna CampbellBibliographyIndex

Joan Mueller, Ph.D., Duquesne University, is Professor of Systemic Theology and Christian Spirituality at Creighton University. She has published numerous books on Clare of Assisi and Francis of Assisi as well as works on prayer and on women and theology.Nancy B. Warren, Ph.D. (1997), Indiana University, is Professor of English at Texas A&M University. She has published three monographs on medieval and early modern female spirituality and numerous articles on later medieval literature and culture.

• Author BiographiesList of IllustrationsIntroduction1 The Life and Afterlives of St. Colette of Corbie: Religion, Politics, and Networks of PowerNancy Bradley Warren2The Dukes and Duchesses of Burgundy as Benefactors of Colette of Corbie and the Colettine Poor ClaresMonique Sommé3But Where to Draw the Line? Colette of Corbie, Joan of Arc and the ExpandingBoundaries of Women's Leadership in the Fifteenth CenturyJane Marie Pinzino4Colette of Corbie and the de observantia Franciscan Reforms in the First Half of the Fifteenth CenturyLudovic Viallet5Colette of Corbie and the "Privilege of Poverty"Joan Mueller6Imaging and Imagining Colette of Corbie: An Illuminated Version of Pierre de Vaux's Vie de ColetteAndrea Pearson7Colette of Corbie: Cult and CanonizationAnna CampbellBibliographyIndex